[C++-sig] Py++ Error for function operator *()

[Haridev, Meghana]

Hi Roman,

We've been using Py++ 0.8.5 for a while now and it has been working
great. I'm in the process of upgrading to Py++ 0.9.0. 

I currently have the following installed:
1. Gccxml (cvs-snapshot June 5, 2007): There is some problem with the
extraction of the tarball at
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=118209&package_id
=146545, so I'm just using the latest from cvs. And I am positive that
this is not the source of the problem I'm running into.
2. Pygccxml (0.9.0)
3. Py++ (0.9.0)

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When I moved from Py++ 0.8.5 to Py++ 0.9.0, Py++ fails for the following
function declaration during the module_builder's build_code_creator()
phase:

operator * (const ACE_Time_Value &tv, double d)
{
   //.....
}

Here's the Error message:

    self.moduleBuilder.build_code_creator(self.moduleName,
create_casting_constructor=flag_casting_constr)
  File
"/opt/data/BTBLD_rhine_1080/thirdParty/lib/python2.4/site-packages/pyplu
splus/module_builder/builder.py", line 247, in build_code_creator
    self.__code_creator = creator.create()
  File
"/opt/or-tree/mharidev/thirdParty/lib/python2.4/site-packages/pyplusplus
/module_creator/creator.py", line 315, in create
    self._adopt_free_operator( operator )
  File
"/opt/or-tree/mharidev/thirdParty/lib/python2.4/site-packages/pyplusplus
/module_creator/creator.py", line 185, in _adopt_free_operator
    assert isinstance( arg_type, declarations.declarated_t )
AssertionError

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I narrowed down the Error to this part of the code (Py++ 0.9.0) in
function _adopt_free_operator() of
pyplusplus/module_creator/creator.py(line 178):

arg_type = declarations.base_type( operator.arguments[0].type )
if isinstance( arg_type, declarations.fundamental_t ):
     arg_type = declarations.base_type( operator.arguments[1].type )
elif isinstance( arg_type, declarations.declarated_t ) and

                 arg_type.declaration.ignore:
    arg_type = declarations.base_type( operator.arguments[1].type )
else:
    pass
assert isinstance( arg_type, declarations.declarated_t )

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Note that I don't have this problem with the earlier version (Py++
0.8.5) when the code looked like this and didn't have the extra check:

arg_type = declarations.base_type( operator.arguments[0].type )
if isinstance( arg_type, declarations.fundamental_t ):
     arg_type = declarations.base_type( operator.arguments[1].type )
assert isinstance( arg_type, declarations.declarated_t )

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Any ideas to how this can be fixed? 

Thanks for your help,
-Meghana.