[Swig-user] Vector of elements in a namespace generates invalid C# wrapper code

[Jason T. <lef...@gm...>]

The follow simple test case always generates C# wrappers which are
invalid and uncompileable. The bug exists at least from 1.3.36 to
1.3.39. I feel like I must be doing something wrong, but every other
language I have tried works, just not C#.

//test.i
%module TestCSharp



%include "test.h"



%include <std_vector.i>



%template(TestVec) std::vector<test::Test>;




//test.h
#include <vector>


namespace test

{

	class Test

	{

	};



	class Test2

	{

		public:

		std::vector<Test> get_some_tests();

	};

}




//Offending output from TestVec.cs
  public TestVec(System.Collections.ICollection c) : this() {

    if (c == null)

      throw new ArgumentNullException("c");

    foreach (test::Test element in c) {

      this.Add(element);

    }

  }

  public test::Test this[int index]  {

    get {

      return getitem(index);

    }

    set {

      setitem(index, value);

    }

  }


test::Test is not valid C# and the C# compiler fails on it.

There are more or less instances of the C++ namespace (test::) being
injected in the C# output depending on the version of SWIG used.

Thank you for any help you can provide.

-Jason
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