by calling rb_define_protected_method(), even if the corresponding C++
member function is declared protected. The "protected" access modifier
has different interpretations in C++ and Ruby, and this was causing the
using_protected runtime test for Ruby to break.
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Guys..... please be careful when committing. I added this patch a couple of days
ago and now it's suddenly gone. What's the deal? Did someone commit an old version
of lang.cxx on top of this patch?
-- Dave
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test against the enum scoping problem I had.
Ocaml.cxx: Accidentally reintroduced the enum scoping problem, so I added
an example that will fail if this is ever broken again.
I encountered the actual problem in avifile.h
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makedebugtop: include swig.cmo
Lib: factored out more common code, slightly reorganized class type.
added director define and exceptions.
std_string: length from the original ocaml string (no longer depends on
null termination)
ocamldec.swg/ocaml.swg: added caml_string_len
Examples/Makefile.in: quiet about checking out files.
Ocaml.cxx:
Fixed abstract director test case.
Include/exclude director.swg based on directors being enabled.
Final edits for 1.3.20, barring bugs being discovered.
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"classtypeobj"
This is the raw, SWIG type-system representation of the class type. This
should be used in all typemap lookups and operations involving the class name.
Note: There is inconsistent use of the "classtype" attribute across language modules--
especially in code related to directors. To avoid breaking the universe, I have
decided to store the correct type encoding as "classtypeobj" instead of replacing
"classtype". As modules are checked they can elect to use "classtype" or "classtypeobj"
as appropriate.
Note: William, you should use "classtypeobj" to fix the typemap problem (probably).
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William Fulton and Dave were talking about regarding the template parameters
and (), and this solved a bunch of wierd little problems I was having.
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#849064 fixed. Any classes with a non public destructor now have a public delete() method which throw a runtime exception. The delete() method was previously protected.
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- Better parsing support. Contract sections are no longer hard-coded. New
types of contracts can be added merely be adding an entry to a table.
- Fixed argument naming problems with inheritance. For example, if someone
specified a contract for a base class and a contract for a derived
class method, but they didn't use the same argument names in the
contracts.
- Fixed contracts for static member functions.
- Reduced the amount of generated code--especially for inheritance.
- Changed error messages to indicate inheritance hierarchy.
- Fixed problems with duplicate contract checking code being
emitted.
- Reorganized code that collects contracts and deals with inheritance
to be more generic---no hardcoded contract names or types.
- Reorganized process by which contracts is collected.
- Eliminated unimplemented features for release.
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Added special variable $action to python code fragments included with feature:shadow.
This expands to the name of the low-level C wrapper function.
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