[pygccxml-development] Handling of enum value as default for parameter

[Patrick H. <pat...@pr...>]

I have run into a case where Py++ is generating C++ code that does not  
compile, and I am trying to determine if the problem lies with GCC-XML  
or Py++. Code demonstrating what I am working with is attached. What  
happens is that Py++ creates code for Y::setValue() similar to the  
following:

Y_exposer.def("setValue", &Y::setValue, (bp::arg("v") = (int)(V1)));

The use of X::V1 requires scoping in order to compile, but this is not  
happening. This is occurring with GCC-XML built from CVS HEAD sources  
as of yesterday and Py++ and PyGCCXML r1348. The relevant XML is shown  
below:

   <Method id="_151" name="setValue" returns="_134" context="_124"
           access="public" mangled="_ZN1Y8setValueEi"
           demangled="Y::setValue(int)" location="f1:10"
           file="f1" line="10" extern="1">
     <Argument name="v" type="_129" location="f1:10" file="f1"
               line="10" default="V1"/>
   </Method>

Should Py++ be resolving the scope of X::V1, or should GCC-XML do that  
up front?

  -Patrick


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Patrick L. Hartling
Senior Software Engineer, Priority 5
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