[C++-sig] leaving out functions when exposing a class

[Roman Yakovenko]

On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 8:06 PM, FoxMulder900 <foxmulder900 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Here is a better description of my problem...

It is still incomplete.

> I am working on a game using the OGRE graphics library, I have a
> "GameObject" class that I want to expose to python so that it can be
> scripted. The game object uses classes and functions from OGRE so I had to
> add the OGRE includes to my jamroot file (the external ogre library gave me
> no problems). However my class #incudes a few other classes, some of which
> use a GUI library called Navi. So I added Navi to my jamroot file, and that
> is where i am getting the unresolved externals. I know that it is finding
> all the files it needs because there are many functions in Navi, and only 2
> of them are unresolved. Like I said before I do not wish to directly access
> Navi from script, however my understanding is that I still have to link it
> since it is indirectly included by the class I do wish to wrap.  Kinda lost
> on where to go next, any help would be much appreciated!

You didn't specified error message, compiler, platform.
I also suggest you to try python-ogre mailing list: http://python-ogre.org/
If I remember right, the developers use and exposed to Python both libraries.

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Roman Yakovenko
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