Auto-magic smart pointer wrapper drops functions

[Jeremy Cowles]

I'm using a setup like this:

%typemap(cscode) UsdStageWeakPtr %{
public static implicit operator UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStageRefPtr d)
{
return new UsdStageWeakPtr(d);
}
%}


class UsdStageRefPtr{
public:
UsdStageRefPtr(UsdStage* stage);
UsdStage const* operator->();
};


class UsdStageWeakPtr{
public:
UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStage* stage);
explicit UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStageRefPtr const& stage);
UsdStage const* operator->();
};
typedef UsdStageWeakPtr UsdStagePtr;




// UsdStage defined here:
%include "pxr/usd/usd/stage.h"

And UsdStageRefPtr has a ton of random missing functions, for example this one:

UsdTreeIterator Traverse();

I can't seem to make any rhyme or reason of it.

Could someone explain?

Will this problem go away if I use the Swig boost::smart_ptr pattern instead?

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Jeremy

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[Jeremy Cowles]

In case it wasn't clear, this works:

  UsdStageRefPtr stage = Stage.CreateInMemory();

  stage.__deref__.Traverse();

But this does not, because Traverse is undefined:

  UsdStageRefPtr stage = Stage.CreateInMemory();

  stage.Traverse();

However many other UsdStage functions are correctly defined on UsdStageRefPtr.

On Sun, Nov 6, 2016 at 9:57 AM Jeremy Cowles <[hidden email]> wrote:

I'm using a setup like this:

%typemap(cscode) UsdStageWeakPtr %{
public static implicit operator UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStageRefPtr d)
{
return new UsdStageWeakPtr(d);
}
%}


class UsdStageRefPtr{
public:
UsdStageRefPtr(UsdStage* stage);
UsdStage const* operator->();
};


class UsdStageWeakPtr{
public:
UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStage* stage);
explicit UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStageRefPtr const& stage);
UsdStage const* operator->();
};
typedef UsdStageWeakPtr UsdStagePtr;




// UsdStage defined here:
%include "pxr/usd/usd/stage.h"

And UsdStageRefPtr has a ton of random missing functions, for example this one:

UsdTreeIterator Traverse();

I can't seem to make any rhyme or reason of it.

Could someone explain?

Will this problem go away if I use the Swig boost::smart_ptr pattern instead?

--

Jeremy

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[Jeremy Cowles]

No one else has seen anything like this?

On Sun, Nov 6, 2016 at 10:29 AM Jeremy Cowles <[hidden email]> wrote:

In case it wasn't clear, this works:

  UsdStageRefPtr stage = Stage.CreateInMemory();

  stage.__deref__.Traverse();

But this does not, because Traverse is undefined:

  UsdStageRefPtr stage = Stage.CreateInMemory();

  stage.Traverse();

However many other UsdStage functions are correctly defined on UsdStageRefPtr.

On Sun, Nov 6, 2016 at 9:57 AM Jeremy Cowles <[hidden email]> wrote:

I'm using a setup like this:

%typemap(cscode) UsdStageWeakPtr %{
public static implicit operator UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStageRefPtr d)
{
return new UsdStageWeakPtr(d);
}
%}


class UsdStageRefPtr{
public:
UsdStageRefPtr(UsdStage* stage);
UsdStage const* operator->();
};


class UsdStageWeakPtr{
public:
UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStage* stage);
explicit UsdStageWeakPtr(UsdStageRefPtr const& stage);
UsdStage const* operator->();
};
typedef UsdStageWeakPtr UsdStagePtr;




// UsdStage defined here:
%include "pxr/usd/usd/stage.h"

And UsdStageRefPtr has a ton of random missing functions, for example this one:

UsdTreeIterator Traverse();

I can't seem to make any rhyme or reason of it.

Could someone explain?

Will this problem go away if I use the Swig boost::smart_ptr pattern instead?

--

Jeremy

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