RE: SWIG-PERL-Vector of pointers

> 1) if I run SWIG on the module above I don't get the output you
report.  
> Names apart, I do get the same as for std::vector<int>. Are you  
> processing the very same code you quoted above? With which version of

> SWIG? With which command-line arguments?

I'm using SWIG 1.3.19 under Windows ( :-( ) (compiling using VC++). The
command to generate SWIG file is:

swig.exe  -c++ -includeall -Wall -perl5 -o
$(InputDir)\$(InputName)_wrap.h $(InputPath)"

> 2) I don't mean to be rude, but why are you interested in the
generated  
> code at all? For practical purposes, that is the same as object code.

> Instead:

I've written a perl program that uses Vector of structs and Vector of
Ints. For example, size method on the int vector works fine and the size
method on the struct vector generates a type error. I looked at the
generated file to see different code generated for struct vector and int
vector. I fixed this problem by appending struct keyword when declaring
the struct vector template.


> 3) in which way does not the above "work"? Does it not compile? Does
it  
> not do what you expect in Perl? Can you post a minimal example which I

> can try to compile and run?

The following template declaration generated the code correctly.

%template(BpDataStruct_SLI_vector) std::vector<struct
SBSD::BpDataStruct_SLI>;

If you remove the keyword struct, the generated code looks different.

>> I assume you support Vector of Structs right?
> We do.

Do you have any perl example that uses Vector of pointers?


Thanks a lot.

-sanjay


-----Original Message-----
From: Luigi Ballabio [mailto:luigi.ballabio@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 12:38 AM
To: Nair, Sanjay S
Cc: luigi.ballabio@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; swig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [Swig] SWIG-PERL-Vector of pointers

On 2003.11.17 18:36, "Nair, Sanjay S" wrote:
> I written a small test class
> 
> %module SbsdSLI
> %include "std_vector.i"
> 
> typedef struct Abcd {
>    int i;
>    short j;
> } Abcd;
> 
> %template(Abcd_vector) std::vector<Abcd>;
> 
> class Test {
> public:
>       void disable(  std::vector<Abcd_vector>& abcdVector );
> };
> 
> SWIG generated code only has 3 parameters ( unlike the int vector
> which has 4)
> 
> static swig_type_info _swigt__p_Abcd_vector[] = {{"_p_Abcd_vector",  
> 0,
> "Abcd_vector &", 0},{"_p_Abcd_vector"},{0}};
> 
> I assume you support Vector of Structs right?

We do. However:

1) if I run SWIG on the module above I don't get the output you report.

Names apart, I do get the same as for std::vector<int>. Are you  
processing the very same code you quoted above? With which version of  
SWIG? With which command-line arguments?

2) I don't mean to be rude, but why are you interested in the generated

code at all? For practical purposes, that is the same as object code.  
Instead:

3) in which way does not the above "work"? Does it not compile? Does it

not do what you expect in Perl? Can you post a minimal example which I  
can try to compile and run?

Later,
        Luigi
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