Re: default constructor and class

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On 8 Jul 2013, at 21:57, Michael Goffioul <address@hidden> wrote:

> To be honest, it's hard to help without more concrete information. But if 
> class A does not provide a public/protected constructor, maybe it provides 
> another constructor that accepts argument. If it does not, then it means 
> class A was not intended to be used directly and you're misusing it.
> 
> Michael.

Marco,

Michael is right, no need to make obscure abstract examples, why don't you just 
send a 
link to the doxygen documentation of the classes you are trying to wrap? Is 
that the 
FunctionSpace class in dolfin that you are working on?

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