[C++-sig] exclude an entire class with pyste ?

[Dominique Devriese]

Hi,
I'm working on playing around with embedding python in my application
using Boost.Python for exposing the API.  This is going really great,
I hadn't imagined it being so easy.  Boost.python is certainly
somewhere at the top in my list of great libraries ( together with
most of the rest of Boost, actually :) ). 

Anyway, I'd like to use pyste for generating some of the relevant
code.  I have a header containing a lot of free functions like 
Point calcCircleCenter( const Point& a, const Point& b,const Point& c );
and it would be really convenient to use pyste here, cause there are a
*lot* of these functions.
However, there is the problem that in front of the header, I have
class declarations like
class SomeClass;

and when pyste sees this, it outputs code like
    class_< SomeClass, boost::noncopyable >("SomeClass", no_init)
    ;
which is not what I want, since SomeClass is in another header, and
also being exported to python.  So my question basically is, is there
a way to exclude an entire class from the pyste output, since
ch = AllFromHeader( "some_header.h" );
exclude( ch.SomeClass );
doesn't seem to do the trick..

thanks
domi

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