[Swig-user] Newbee question: typedef scope / reduction

[Hartmut S. <ha...@gm...>]

Hi,

I currently try to understand how I can reduce typedefs to the
minimum. I read something on the mailinglist and checked the
test-suite for something similar. The only thing close to my problem
seems typedef_scope, which also shows the same undesired behaviour if
I extend it to my case.

Following C++ class:

class A {
public:

  typedef float value_type;

  void getMember(value_type& member) {member = m_member;};

  value_type m_member;
};


With python bindings (didn't check the others) I get a type error. It
expects A::value_type. Any easy way to reduce the type again to the
actual float? Do I need typemaps here, and if yes how would I deal
with that?


Cheers,
Hartmut



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