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Gwenaël Samain
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Stefan Behnel
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removed outdated doc section on missing C++ inheritance support
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@@ -504,25 +504,6 @@ module which:
* contains minimal forwarding functions in C++, each of which calls the
respective pure-C function
Inherited C++ methods
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If you have a class ``Foo`` with a child class ``Bar``, and ``Foo`` has a
method :meth:`fred`, then you'll have to cast to access this method from
``Bar`` objects.
For example::
cdef class MyClass:
Bar *b
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def myfunc(self):
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b.fred() # wrong, won't work
(<Foo *>(self.b)).fred() # should work, Cython now thinks it's a 'Foo'
It might take some experimenting by others (you?) to find the most elegant
ways of handling this issue.
Declaring/Using References
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