[C++-sig] pyste and masking interfaces

[Sameer Agarwal]

Hi Nicodemus,
I would think it should local to each pyste file.
well I would write one function in a file , and then import the .py 
file into each pyste file as needed.

The thing that I am looking to do is to solve my previous problem, 
where I would like to exclude functions, which take as input a 
non-const reference. Also I would like access to the properties of the 
class that the function belongs to, like what are its parents, and what 
kind of method it is.. I am sure there can be more creative uses for 
this kind of thing.

sameer


> Certainly... how do you think such interface should work? Should it 
> work globally, or just local to the pyste file?
>
> For instance, let's register a callback that excludes any function 
> whose return type is not a fundamental type (int, char, floats...):
>
> def on_function_export(function):
>    print function.name
>    if isinstance(function.result, FundamentalType):
>         exclude(function)
>
> RegisterFunctionHandler(on_function_export)
>
> Is something along this lines that you think would be useful? Any 
> thoughts?
>
> Regards,
> Nicodemus.
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