Re: [Swig-user] [Python/C++] Next hurdle: typedef inside a class declaration

[David G. <Dav...@no...>]

OK, I searched the users' mailing list for "nested classes" and found 
this relatively recent thread:

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=e078f4ba0711190637g1fbbd7bcv8822d31ba43b9f44%40mail.gmail.com

(I actually recall seeing it when it "came out" and thinking "I'll 
probably care about this someday - thank goodness it's not now" ;-) )

Before I look at the referenced patch in SF, I note that, technically, 
what I have is a struct inside a class, and reference is made in the 
thread to SWIG supporting "C nested structs" - aside from changing the 
outer class to struct (which wouldn't be a big deal, 'cause I'm making 
everything public anyway; but, are C nested structs supported if one 
uses the -C++ switch?), does this technicality affect my options?  
Thanks as always!

DG

PS: BTW, FWIW, I'd be interested in being part of a team working on the 
Python end of the yet-to-be-proposed adding-nested-classes-support to 
SWIG. :-)

Nitro wrote:
> Am 30.01.2008, 03:26 Uhr, schrieb David.Goldsmith  
> <Dav...@no...>:
>
> <code>
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> This is actually a case of nested classes, not a simple typedef. Nested  
> classes are not supported by swig right now. Afaik there have been some  
> workarounds, you might try to search the list for "nested classes".
>
> -Matthias
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