[pygccxml-development] Weird problem apparently caused by decl.readme()

[Benoit L. <ben...@mo...>]

Hello,

I just found a very odd problem when using py++.
I don't have time right now to generate files that exhibit the error, 
but still thought I would report it.
Maybe it sounds familiar to someone.

C++ input:
- Class A with some virtual functions
- Class B inherits from A (and doesn't override the virtual functions)

Steps:
- The binding code first includes all declarations from A and B (class, 
functions, variables, etc.).
While doing this, it also calls readme() on each declaration.
- Later, it calls exclude() on the set of virtual functions, for both 
classes.

Result:
In the file generated by py++ for class B, the virtual functions are 
present.

Expected result:
The virtual functions have been specifically excluded and should not be 
present.

Cause:
When removing the call to readme(), the virtual functions are correctly 
excluded in the generated files.
I verified that it's indeed caused by the call to readme() and not by 
the fact that some of the code parses the result of the call.

Benoit Leveau