<br> Hi there! <br><br> I've been using pyperl for a long time and now
I've found some kind of weird error when working with a combination of
exception hadling - swig wrappers - C++, python and perl.<br> <br><br> Briefly:
I've some modules written in C++ which I use under python and perl via
swig wrappers. These modules handle some exceptions to return errors to
the user. <br><br> Well, if I import one of these modules under python and
after that I use pyperl to call any perl module which also uses that
module (but the perl version), the exceptions are not passed correctly,
because they are raised but they don't use the object containing the
exception information.
<br><br>This happens even if I only import the module but I don't use
it. If I don't use it under python, the exception is handled correctly.<br><br><br>Any ideas about what's happening??<br><br>Thanks!! <span style="font-size: larger;"></span>