This makes the typemap much more useful, as it can now reference the
name of the class it is being expanded for and the type of the C pointer
used by it (in principle, the latter could be recovered by using
decltype(), but this results in rather verbose code inside static
methods where a dummy pointer to the type must be constructed first, so
using another special variable seems like a simpler solution).
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