[C++-SIG] Problem with last version of py_cpp

[Xavier JUVIGNY]

Hi,

I try to use the last version of py_cpp on a Unix station with gcc
2.95.1

I had a problem with a method with three arguments.
The folowing example :

#include <py_cpp/class_wrapper.h>

class A
{
public:
  A()
    {}
  void f(int,int,int,float,float,float)
    {
    }
};

void initMesh()
{
  try
  {
    // Create the object representing this extension module
    py::Module PyA("A");
    // Create the Python type object for our extension class.
    py::ClassWrapper<A> A_class(PyA, "PyA");
    //
    A_class.def(&A::f, "f");
  }
  catch(...)
  {
    py::handle_exception();
  }
}

give me the unexcepted error :

/data/Wksp/juvigny/Decoupeur.d/py_cpp/functions.h: In function `class
py::Function * py::new_wrapped_function<void (A::*)(int, int, int,
float, float, float)>(void (A::*)(int, int, int, float, float, float))':

/data/Wksp/juvigny/Decoupeur.d/py_cpp/extclass.h:371:   instantiated
from `py::ExtensionClass<A,py::HeldInstance<A> >::def<void (A::*)(int,
int, int, float, float, float)>(void (A::*)(int, int, int, float, float,
float), const char *)'
/data/Wksp/juvigny/Decoupeur.d/py_cpp/class_wrapper.h:35:   instantiated
from `py::ClassWrapper<A,py::HeldInstance<A> >::def<void (A::*)(int,
int, int, float, float, float)>(void (A::*)(int, int, int, float, float,
float), const char *)'
Py_A.C:22:   instantiated from here
/data/Wksp/juvigny/Decoupeur.d/py_cpp/functions.h:127: no matching
function for call to `return_value (void (A::* &)(int, int, int, float,
float, float))'

Has anyone a idea ?

Thanks for help.

Juvigny Xavier