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And just to be sure `__underlying` was introduced in 1.8.3 (per the changelog :) ).
The problem of not resolving the enum type properly may well have been fixed with: https://bitbucket.org/wlav/cppyy/issues/366/translation-alignment-issue-with-structs Maybe that will make the original problem "go away." I was hoping that by...
I don't currently have access to a Windows box (I've received a loaner Intel macbook to install VMWare, but haven't gotten around to do so yet), so can't run. However,...
The cause are these two lines in `mini.py`: ``` config.playback.SampleRate = 44100 config.capture.sampleRate = 44100 ``` as neither structure has a `sampleRate` datamember, only `config` (top-level) has. Not 100% sure...
> So the name is sampleRate, but why are you telling me to use config.SampleRate instead? b/c I'm doing half a dozen things in parallel and don't have enough cycles...
Below is a standalone reproducer that should succeed, but doesn't. Seems to be caused by the structs being anonymous (if they are named, all works as expected), ``` import cppyy...
Yes, it's clearly not functioning as it should. My best guess at this point is that the anonymous struct is treated the same way as an anonymous enum (which is...
Fixed in repo.
Oops; commenting on wrong bug report. No, this one is NOT yet fixed ...
It's a naming thing. `__destruct__` is just a way of having access to the C++ destructor if there ever is a reason (there usually isn't, but since Python does not...