Nicodemus:

Another thing I've noticed, that for static member functions the code
generated defines them in class scope instead of global scope, causing
errors. 

Basically, you need to change the 'PointerDeclaration' of Method class
to look more like this:


        # If a method is static, don't need the class specifier
        if self.static:
            scope = '*'
        else:
            scope = '%s::*' % self.class_
                                                                       
        
        if self.const:
            const = 'const'
        return '(%s (%s)(%s) %s)&%s' %            (result, scope, params, const, self.FullNa
me())

That fixes the problem.

I also like Dave's suggestion to use the term 'final' to denote virtual
functions that  are not expected to be overloadable from Python.

Thanks!

Roman


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