Hi,
I've a problem passing a Python object to a method that expects a
reference value, I read lots of previous messages but I couldn't find
one that fit my situation so here is my problem:
Python class:
import mymodule as mm
class PyFoo(mm.Foo): pass
class PyBar(mm.Bar): pass
pf = PyFoo()
pb = PyBar()
pb.test(0, pf) # the problem manifests here
Foo and Bar are C++ classes and Bar::test has the following signature:
void test(my_enum_type, Foo&);
The error message I have is:
TypeError: "in method Bar_test, argument 3 of type 'Foo &'"
I tried to define a typemap like this:
%typemap(directorin) (my_enum_type et, Foo &foo) {
$1 = et;
$2 = &foo;
}
but it looks like it's not taken into account.
What should I do more ?
Thanks,
MD
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