Torsten Schoenfeld wrote:
Then you need to alter the constructor so it can be used as X11::Aosd->new and just ignores the class name: Aosd * aosd_new(class) C_ARGS: /* void */ Then remove every method in Aosd.pm.Is there a better way than building the Perl object on a scalar reference to Aosd*?In typemap, you specify that T_PTROBJ is to be used for Aosd*. That means that whenever a Aosd* pointer is encountered, it automatically gets wrapped as an opaque scalar. So that should be fine.
This way I get a blessed AosdPtr SCALAR ref and Perl can't find any of
the binded methods in the AosdPtr package (hmm, is this namespace
pollution acceptable?) - only new() and DESTROY() work as expected now
;)
Obviously I'm missing something. X11/Aosd.pm is more or less empty
(besides XSLoader, AUTOLOADER and constants stuff) and I added the
PREFIX to the MODULE line.
Thanks,
Jörn
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