[pygccxml-development] class hierachy with pure virtual .

[Damien F. <dam...@mo...>]

Hi ,

so here is my case :

/// Module A
/// __BIND__
class Base
{
    /// __BIND__
    void foo() = 0;
}

/// __BIND__
class BaseImp : public Base
{
    void foo() { // do something default }
}

/// Module B
/// __BIND__
class Usefull : public BaseImp
{
    void foo() { // do something usefull }
}

I use doxygen to expose classes or methodes , ///__BIND__ is the trigger .

Module A and B and build in too different process , and come for 
different libs .
Module A is loaded before Module B.

Class Base shouldnt/cant be overriden in python .

the problem that I am having is that when I call

Usefull.foo() I get an exeption on calling a pure virtual function .
and its kinda make sense when I look at the wrapper for Base::foo

can I tell py++ that I dont want a pureVirtual to be declare are such ?
also can I force py++ to not enable virtual methods overwriting ?

I guess that I could try to write the implemation of those class 
manually but py++ is doign such a good job that I have become very lasy :)

thanks

Damien