Hello
I've created a class on C++ with a virtual function. I've
compiled that class and created on python a derivated class
from that.
class clpy(clc):
def func1:
with clc the class on c++ and func1 the virtual function on
the clc class.
If I use on python the func1 function it's executed the python
defined function (clpy.func1), and if y use the func1 function
on c++ it's executed the clc.func1 function.
The problem is that I'd like on another function of clc execute
the overloaded function of python. So on clc I use a
this->func1(); but it's executed the clc.func1 function and not
clpy.func1 function.
Is there any way to do that?
Thank you.
I've created a class on C++ with a virtual function. I've
compiled that class and created on python a derivated class
from that.
class clpy(clc):
def func1:
with clc the class on c++ and func1 the virtual function on
the clc class.
If I use on python the func1 function it's executed the python
defined function (clpy.func1), and if y use the func1 function
on c++ it's executed the clc.func1 function.
The problem is that I'd like on another function of clc execute
the overloaded function of python. So on clc I use a
this->func1(); but it's executed the clc.func1 function and not
clpy.func1 function.
Is there any way to do that?
Thank you.