use __Create__ as name for "constructors" instead of the object name
so we call : Class.__Create__(...) to create a python object, instead of Class.Class(...) which seems duplicated and complicated if Class is long, e.g. "mEstimator_noiseModel_GemanMcClure"release/4.3a0
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@ -137,8 +137,8 @@ void Constructor::emit_cython_pyx(FileWriter& pyxFile, const Class& cls) const {
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for (size_t i = 0; i < nrOverloads(); i++) {
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ArgumentList args = argumentList(i);
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pyxFile.oss << "\t@staticmethod\n";
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pyxFile.oss << "\tdef " << cls.cythonClassName()
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<< ((i > 0) ? "_" + to_string(i) : "") << "(";
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pyxFile.oss << "\tdef __Create"
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<< ((i > 0) ? to_string(i) : "") << "__(";
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args.emit_cython_pyx(pyxFile);
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pyxFile.oss << "): \n";
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pyxFile.oss << "\t\treturn " << cls.cythonClassName() << ".cyCreate("
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