Only the basics are supported; the __members__ or iter interface is not supported at this time.
See also #351 for discussion on pulling in enum34 module.
If any code is relying on this, please let me know and I will add it back. It appears to be redundant, though, since one can access DtoolClassDict directly.
Symbol kept around temporarily in order to keep ABI compatibility for a short while as people may not update their interrogate and Panda in sync, but it can soon be removed.
I don't know if this is the right solution, but it does fix an issue accessing std::ios::openmode caused by the ios typedef being defined before ios_base is fully specified.
This will help us catch cases wherein we inadvertently create a circular dependency between component libraries. Right now it only checks inheritance and typedefs, but this can be expanded in the future.
Also, sorts the module initialization by dependency topology. This isn't very important right now, but having this guarantee might help when refactoring module initialization in the future.
Gets rid of properties defined as both MAKE_SEQ_PROPERTY/MAKE_MAP_PROPERTY, which are just a bad idea. Instead, adds a way for map properties to define a separate "keys" interface.
Fixes: #203
This remove support for coercing non-ReferenceCounted types that are neither default-constructible nor move-assignable, but it turns out none of the classes we really need it for matches that.
It further cuts down on the amount of code that is being generated to support coercion in cases where it makes absolutely no sense.
* handle static methods with explicit self
* fix len() and __setitem__ of mapping types
* fix inheritance of __getattr__ and __setattr__
* fix overload resolution error with nullptr_t arguments
* bool overloads now come after float/double overloads
* record whether class is final in interrogatedb
* add Dtool_EmptyTuple
* optimization for final classes: no need for downcast
Work around bugs in Apple Clang that ships with XCode 4 with C++11 by disabling constexpr
Use move() instead of std::move()
It also looks like we'll have to continue using pystub for tools that use libp3interrogatedb for now.
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