find_noncopyable_vars bug

[RomanYakovenko]

Hello. Consider the following code:
struct abstract{
virtual void do_smth() = 0;
};

struct holder{
abstract* ptr;
};

find_noncopyable_vars(holder) will return "ptr" member variable as noncopyable variable, which of course wrong.

patch.txt

Attached is a patch, which fixes exactly this situation.
I run the tests and all tests passed (Ubuntu 16.04, Python3.5)

Regards,
Roman

[iMichka]

Hi Roman. Thanks for the patch. I am currently on holidays and I will come back next week. I'll have a look at this when I am back. And at all the other issues/comments you made.

[RomanYakovenko]

On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 4:30 PM, Michka Popoff ***@***.***> wrote: Hi Roman. Thanks for the patch. I am currently on holidays and I will come back next week. I'll have a look at this when I am back. And at all the other issues/comments you made.

Enjoy your vacation. I also was on vacation: Oberkirch & Baden-Baden. Regards, Roman

[iMichka]

Should be fixed now with 4a40a9b. Please test.

[iMichka]

I made the change on the develop branch. Once you tested, I'll backport it to master, and I'll make a 1.9.1 release, because 2.0.0 will take a little bit more time to be done.

[RomanYakovenko]

Thank you