[pygccxml-development] Incorrect code due to parameter default values

[Paul M. <pa...@sc...>]

Hello,

Py++ generates incorrect code for me that won't compile, this is with 
the svn version of yesterday.
The real problem is gccxml's stupid handling of parameter default 
values, where it
only stores the argument value literally found during parsing, which is
obviously dependent on context.

I.e. when gccxml parses

namespace doh {
enum E { ONE, TWO, THREE };
void f(int a, int b = THREE);
}

it stores for the default value of parameter b "THREE", instead of 
"doh::THREE".
Py++ then generates code that isn't put inside namespace doh, but DOES
use the value THREE. Which won't compile...

I seem to recall there was a patch for this some time ago for Py++.
Should that patch have solved all instances of this problem?
If not, would patching the gccxml output be an appropriate way of
working around this? (I.e. replacing THEE with doh::THREE).

Regards,
Paul