Hi there, Roman et al,
I've been doing a bit of exploratory coding to see if I can wrap bits of
OpenCascade (hereafter OCC) with PY++, and I currently have the following
issue:
OCC is very good about not including stuff it doesn't have to in headers --
it uses a forward declaration of the class if it can possibly get away with
it. So if I want to wrap the class using PY++ and have it compile, I have
to include the headers for those classes myself or the module doesn't
compile.
So: is there an easy way to identify which classes are only
forward-declared? I can think of a hacky way, not sure if it would actually
work -- iterate through all member functions, look at their signatures, and
see if the "exportable" flag is False, or something.
Any and all help greatly appreciated....
Cheers,
Kevin Atkinson
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