[pygccxml-development] binding of a default argument calling a function

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

Hello,

In a class, I have the following method:
void addLayer( boost::shared_ptr<Color> color = Color::create(1,1,1) );

This method is exposed by py++ with the following incorrect code:
ClassWrapper_exposer.def(
 "addLayer",
 addLayer_function_type( &::MyClass::addLayer ),
 bp::arg("color")=Color::create(float, float, float)(1.0e+0f, 1.0e+0f) );
                               ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
note the (float..) part which is incorrect, and only 2 parameters are supplied then

Rright now i have to edit the code generated by py++...or maybe I can try to use the following code:

boost::shared_ptr<Color> defaultColor() { return Color::create(1,1,1); }
void addLayer( boost::shared_ptr<Color> color = defaultColor() );

Is it a known bug in py++?

Thanks!