Bindings to pure virtual functions are not generated

[Neurrone]

Hi,

I'm atempting to use a C++ library that makes extensive use of virtual functions, but the other parameters to these virtual functions are simple. The general usage pattern is to create an instance of an object with a function such as

API_EXPORT TBE::EngineError TBE_CreateAudioEngine(TBE::AudioEngine *&engine,
                                                     TBE::EngineInitSettings initSettings = TBE::EngineInitSettings());

Then, use the -> operator to call the required methods.

The AudioEngine class has the following definition:

class AudioEngine
   {
    public:
      virtual ~AudioEngine() {}

      virtual EngineError start() = 0;
      virtual EngineError suspend() = 0;
      virtual void setListenerRotation(TBVector forwardVector, TBVector upVector) = 0;

      ...

However, the functions inside this interface are completely missing from the generated bindings.

[emilio]

Yeah, this is known, see #1143, #478 and #27 for discussion about the difficulties of it.

#1143 should be easy enough, and maybe even without overloads. But needs somebody to do the job :). I can mentor but can't promise I'll have the time to implement myself.

Closing as a dupe of those. Thanks!