> > That sounds like a bug to me. But feature("ref") won't automatically
> > increment the refcount on objects returned from functions other than the
> > ref-counted class's constructor, so I do not use feature("ref") at all
> in
> > my programs. I use feature("unref") but not feature("ref").
>
> I am quite happy with feature("ref") and it works really well with any
> method
> returning an object of type (or derived from that) RefCountObject.
>
> Unfortunately is does not work if a class method returns that type thats
> class
> is *not* derived from RefCountObject. For me it looks like a bug, too.
> Btw, I
> generate Python wrappers with that.
By the way, it occurs to me %feature("ref") might work differently in Python than in C#... I remember getting that impression from something I read a long time ago on the mailing list but now I forget. I know I didn't notice the bug you describe back when I was trying out %feature("ref")... but then, I didn't use it very long since its semantics are not very useful, at least in C#.
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