[C++-sig] How to use functionality of list.

[vishal bayskar]

>There is no need to expose std containers directly. Instead, expose
>declarations that are using them and Py++ will do the rest.

>mb.free_function( 'getDummyAlist' ).include()

>This topic is covered in the following document:
>http://language-binding.net/pyplusplus/documentation/containers.html


Yes I tried like as you suggested.
but I am not able to use the functionality of list from python.
Like suppose I need to use push_back etc from python.

>>> import testModule
>>> alistobj = testModule.Alist()
>>> aobj=testModule.A(5)
>>> alistobj.push_back(aobj)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
AttributeError: 'Alist' object has no attribute 'push_back'
>>>
>>> dummyList =testModule.getDummyAlist()
>>> dummyList.push_back(aobj)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
AttributeError: 'Alist' object has no attribute 'push_back'


Generated wrapper code : testModule.cpp
===============================
// This file has been generated by Py++.

#include "boost/python.hpp"

#include "listP.cpp"

namespace bp = boost::python;

BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(testModule){
    { //::A
        typedef bp::class_< A > A_exposer_t;
        A_exposer_t A_exposer = A_exposer_t( "A", bp::init< int >((
bp::arg("num") )) );
        bp::scope A_scope( A_exposer );
        bp::implicitly_convertible< int, A >();
    }

    bp::class_< Alist >( "Alist" )
        .def(
            "a"
            , (void (*)(  ))( &::Alist::a ) )
        .staticmethod( "a" );

    { //::getDummyAlist

        typedef ::Alist ( *getDummyAlist_function_type )(  );

        bp::def(
            "getDummyAlist"
            , getDummyAlist_function_type( &::getDummyAlist ) );

    }

    { //::main

        typedef int ( *main_function_type )(  );

        bp::def(
            "main"
            , main_function_type( &::main ) );

    }
}




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