Jack Small <jaxs@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Second, the one thing SWIG does not do is allow you to subclass C++
objects and overload functions in a dynamic runtime interpreter.
AFIK, there is no truly dynamic way of doing it with C++ because of
its inline runtime. If someone knows better I'd love to be wrong!
So far, every tutorial I've ever seen about writing BeOS/Haiku apps
begins with subclassing BApplication. Most of the GUI API assumes
you will subclass various views.
My experience with SWIG is minimal, so I'm not sure if it would be
capable of this, but here's how I would do it if I were wrapping C++
in
Lua by hand:
class Foo
...
class LuaFoo : public Foo
...
