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The C++ object instanciation was made in tp_init function instead of tp_new function. Now tp_new just
create a useless python object which will be filled in the tp_init function.
Reviewed by Marcelo Lira <marcelo.lira@openbossa.org>
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To avoid confusion of Python stuff with Shiboken generated stuff.
For example: a C++ class called "String" would have the PyString_Type
wrapper generated for it, mixing with the proper Python PyString_Type;
now the generate code will have things like SbkString_Type, SbkString_New,
SbkString_someMethod, and so on.
PyBaseWrapper and its variants were renamed to SbkBaseWrapper.
PyType<T>() is now SbkType<T>()
PyEnumObject was renamed to SbkEnumObject.
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Simple ownership transference, i.e. without parenting, is now performed
by the new BindingManager::transferOwnershipToCpp method. It remove the
parent of the transfered object and proceeds transfer or invalidation
if needed. The generated code for simple ownership transfer from Python
to C++ now reflects this change.
Fixed the method BlackBox::keepObjectType that steals an ObjectType
ownership to C++ to remove it from its parent also. The BlackBox
class does not take care of the stolen object as a proper parent
would, but its destructor deletes the object, so the "unparenting"
is needed to avoid freeing the same memory twice.
Created an unit test that adds children to a parent ObjectType and then
steal the children to C++ with BlackBox.keepObjectType.
Reviewed by Hugo Lima <hugo.lima@openbossa.org>
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BindingManager::invalidateWrapper checks if the object to be invalidated
carries any children objects and recursively invalidates them.
Shiboken::destroyParentInfo function was refactored to call the new
recursive wrapper invalidator and then call a helper function that
only destroy the parent information.
The invalidate parent test was updated.
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This new invalidateWrapper finds the Python wrapper for a C++ pointer
and then invalidates it.
Virtual destructors for C++ wrappers call the invalidateWrapper on
the "this" pointer.
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It sets the wrapper as invalid and removes the relation of C++ objects
to the Python wrapper from the mappings.
Moved BindingManager::releaseWrapper(void*) to BindingManagerPrivate,
since it should only be used by releaseWrapper(PyObject*).
Modified includes on conversions.h to use quotes instead of < and >.
Reviewed by Hugo Lima <hugo.lima@openbossa.org>
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Reviewed by Marcelo Lira <marcelo.lira@openbossa.org>
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shiboken generator.
As shiboken generator needs minor changes to support inter-module dependencies, these changes
about symbol visibility does not support inter-module dependencies, however support it is
simple, because we just need to make some symbols visible to other DSO's.
Reviewed by Marcelo Lira <marcelo.lira@openbossa.org>
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entry from the wrapper to C++ object relation table
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a const virtual function and the "this" pointer is const.
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