[C++-sig] Re: Naming arguments of exported methods

[Pierre Barbier de Reuille]

Thanks, it works fine now :)

And, as Mike Rovner pointed out, the anonymous CVS of SourceForge works
well as well !

Le mer 29/10/2003 à 01:45, David Abrahams a écrit :
> Pierre Barbier de Reuille <pierre.barbier at cirad.fr> writes:
> 
> > I'm trying to use the "arg" object as descibed in the CVS documentation
> > in "libs/python/doc/v2/args.html" (in your boost directory). It says not
> > to use args. But I cannot succeed in making it compile with g++-3.2
> > Instead, I have the errors put at the end of the text. For all these
> > errors, I just modified the line :
> >
> > 	.def( "neighbors", cg3d_neighbors)
> >
> > into :
> >
> > 	.def( "neighbors", cg3d_neighbors , py_arg( "cell" ) )
> 
> It's a bug, which the enclosed patch fixes (yes, I'm checking it in,
> nobody needs to ask me).
> 
> > I should add that I needed to define:
> >
> > typedef boost::python::arg py_arg;
> >
> > because 'arg' is already used in the STL and in boost itself. I hope
> > there is enough details.
> 
> That's only because you've written using-directives to bring all those
> namespaces in without qualification (a bad idea).  You can get around
> the problem by adding
> 
>     using boost::python::arg;
> 
> inside your module initialization function.
> 
> 
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