pythonic way to access Cpp Wrapper

[Joerg Kreuzberger]

Hi!

Wrapping my C++ Classes with registerCPPClass and PythonQt works well.
But i want to access my Class the pythonic way.
E.g. if it is implementing a list (must not be QList)
it should support the default operations like len(), [] operators and so on.

if i provide e.g. a len() funtion in the wrapper, i cannot call
len(myobject). i can only call myobject.len()

SWIG support this with special functions like
getitem(int i) { return self->testBit(i); }
void setitem(--)
int len()

What is the PythonQt way to achieve this?

[Joerg Kreuzberger]

Sorry, the code blocks were formated..

  bool __getitem__(int i) {  }
  void __setitem__(int i, ...) { }
  int __len__() {  }

[Florian Link]

I don't support that yet... I recently added support for mappings, but not yet for sequences.
If I add it, it will still require a special type slot flag on registerCppClass, just having the correct slots is not enough.