[Swig-user] C++-level instantiated objects

[Paul P. <pog...@gm...>]

Hi,

I have this in my C++ code:


class Game
{
public:

  static  const Game&  GO;

  ...
};


And this in SWIG file:


%{
#include "board/game.hpp"
%}


%nodefault Game;

class Game
{
public:

  static  const Game       GO;

  ...
};


Is it correct at all?  With reference symbol (&) it didn't show up in
Python bindings at all.

More importantly, I have this somewhere in Python code:

	assert isinstance (game, board.Game)

However, passing `Game.GO' as `game' triggers an assertion failure,
because that is of type `PySwigObject', not `board.Game'.  Is it
expected for a C++-created object?  How do I work around this?

SWIG is 1.3.24 here.

(BTW, SWIG rocks anyway.  It saved me a lot of coding! :)

Paul