From: Dave Thomas <Dave@...>
Date: 2001-01-04T15:23:13+09:00
Subject: [ruby-talk:8617] Yet another SWIG question


I'm running in to problems converting constant structures into Ruby
objects. I have something like:

     %module Dave
     %{
     struct A {
             int i;
     };
     const A ONE = {1};
     %}


     struct A {
             int i;
     };

     const A ONE = {1};

and swigging it, I get:

     t_wrap.c: In function `void Init_Dave()':
     t_wrap.c:361: cannot convert `ONE' from type `const A' to type `void *'

because of

    rb_define_const(mDave, "ONE", SWIG_NewPointerObj((void *)ONE, SWIGTYPE_p_A));


Is there anyway to tell SWIG that this isn't a pointer?


Thanks


Dave