reasons:
- before they were not generated, so, nobody will miss them,
and still they can be activated back using SWIG_STD_EXTEND_COMPARISON,
- the performance penalty is quite visible, and the solution is not
general, ie, for user types, still they need to be generated by hand.
Marcelo
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comparison methods.
you will be able to do
struct Foo {
Foo(int) {}
};
%std_nodefconst_type(Foo); // Says Foo has no def. constructor
%template(vector_Foo) std::vector<Foo>;
and the conflicting vector/list/deque methods will not be generated.
more cosmetic, and a note about the relation between std::map and
std::pair.
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for clarity and for easier maintainance.
pyrun.swg almost the same than 1.3.20, therefore there will be
compatible again.
code generated is reduced by the use and reuse of %fragments.
as usual, all the test-suite is compiling and a much bigger
"test project" too.
with the new typemaps definition should be much eaiser and
uniform add stl/std and user types.
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Add the macros
%typemap_asfromcheck()
%typemap_asfrom()
that can be used to defined all the different typemaps
for types where the As/From/Check methods are provided.
All the basic type (int, char,...) typemaps are implemented
using them.
The std::string and std::complex<T> are reimplemented using
the new %typemap_asfrom/check macros too. This helps to complete
all the previously missing typemaps (consttab, varin, varout,..)
and also ilustrates how to define the As/From/Check methods
to use with the %typemap_asfrom/check macros.
As a byproduct, the C complex typemap was added, and the file
complex.i
can be used to load the complex support for either C or C++. The
original C++ std_complex.i is still there, and the corresponding C
ccomplex.i too, if they need to be included explicitly.
Also, the As/From methods are declared via %fragment, so, they
can be reused as needed, and only appear in the wrapped code if
they corresponding typemap is invoked, making the typemaps
and the entire code shorter and simpler.
Marcelo.
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they only accept PyStrings.
now the raw pointer from calloc.i, for example, works
fine.
some of the SWIG_PyObj_(As|From)XXX routines are getting
too large, so, they also will go into the runtime library.
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null chars, which are allowed in C++ and python, and proper
sizes:
you can use a shorter string to assign a char[6]:
x = "he\0l" -> x := {'h','e',0,'l',0, 0}
but you always get back in python the original size:
x := {'h','i','0','0',0, 0} -> "hi\0\0\0\0"
Better mapping of (char*)0, now you get a None in the python
side, and using None, you get a (char*)0, just like
all the other C++ pointers. Before (char*)0 was mapped
into python as "", or as seg. faults.
Better mapping of "", which is not None nor (char*)0.
Added more tests using primitive types with simple templates.
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typedef char namet[5];
const namet def_namet = {'h','o', 0, 'l','a'};
ie, char arrays with null embedded characters, and other odd
char[ANY] situations.
add the corresponding test to the primitive_types.i and runme files.
Marcelo
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for primitive types.
Finally, you can safetly write:
%apply int {enum Hello};
%apply long {size_t};
%apply int {MyIntClass};
or using references
%apply const int& {const enum Hello&};
%apply const long& {const size_t&};
%apply const int& {MyIntClass&};
and all the primitive typemaps(in, out, directorin, directorout,
constcode, throws, varin, varout) are safetly applied to the
desired types (including the proper conversions when needed).
In fact, the python.swg file now has no typemap
defined for enums, and only use the %apply directives
as above.
Now the primitive_types.i extensive test runs properly.
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(throw typemap).
- fix the examples with exception problems and warnings
- proper and consist treatment of basic types (short, unsigned char,...)
now all are checked for range and sign. Before, this was depending of
the use of parsing or no parsing, and/or the converter method, and/or
the use of directors, etc.
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the supported languages.
- Added keyword list for most of the languages that didn't
have one.
- "All keywords" warning support, through the -DSWIG_ALLKW
option.
Read the Changes.current
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side for protected director members.
Lib/python/director.swg: added needed code for runtime checking
Source/Modules/python.cxx: added needed code for runtime checking
director_protected_runme.py: checks now that the runtime protection is working
The extra runtime checking is only done for protected members,
so, the old public directors members don't feel any overhead.
This finished the director protected support for the python language.
Java and Ocalm will need to add the "reprotection" mechanism latter.
But as in the python case, the changes will be localized in the
languages files, and there will be no need to touch the core
files anymore.
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