Re: Luabind: derived classes!

He had failed to register Script, and had LUA_Script registered as an
Object...I think he has it fixed now...

On Thu, 2009-02-26 at 23:29 +0100, Daniel Wallin wrote:

> neosettlers wrote:
> > Hello again,
> > 
> > Intro: The way I ve implemented Lua in my project is considering that
> > the API can be compiled with or witout Lua. To achieve this, I ve
> > created a dummy Script class, so I don’t propagate lua in the entire
> > project.
> [...]
> > No matching overload found, candidates:
> > void AddScript(Object&,Script*)
> > 
> > CreateScript creates a LUA_Script* and return a Script* but when passed in
> > myObject:AddScript(myScript); it is considered to be a LUA_Script wich
> > it is indeed… but there is no C++ match.
> > 
> > In pure C++ this would be legal but Luabind doesn’t seem to like that at
> > all, any elegant way to make this work?
> 
> It should work, provided that you actually register your Script class.
> Are you sure this is the actual code you are using? It would help a lot
> if you can reduce this to a real failing test case, something I can
> compile and run without making changes.
>

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