[Tutor] Calling Static method ?

[Sebastien Auclair]

Hi !
We are extending python with a C++ class of our own.
That class holds a static function that we need to access from python.
Our problem is that we can't find a way to call that function without having
python trying to instantiate that class (Its a singleton, no constructors
are declared in the sip bindings).
We want to use that function like A::func()  instead of A.func();

C++ >>>
    class A {
    public :
        A& void func();
};
<<<

PYTHON>>>
    import given_module
    ...
    given_module.A.func()

<<<




Thanks !