Re: [Swig-user] catching exceptions

[debutant <mic...@ho...>]

It seems that I can do something like what follows in the .i file:


class MyExceptionClass{ ... };

%catches(MyExceptionClass);

return_type foo();

... all the other methods ...


I like swig ....



debutant wrote:
> 
> 
> hello,
> 
> I have a c++ method, foo(), that I wrappe to python.
> This method calls other c++ methods and some of them
> can throw an exception. These other c++ methods are not wrapped.
> 
> To catch the exception in python I could declare the foo 
> fontion as:
> 
> return_type foo() throw(MyExceptionClass)
> 
> But what can I do if I have no way to make modifications
> in the c++ files , ie add the throw thing in the fonction declaration or
> if I had to do that for 1000 fonctions 
>  
> Thanks for any help.
> Michel 		 	   		  
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