Pybind11 Virtual Child Class Method not being called during recursion, Base Called instead - pybind11

Question

I have a simple test case for polymorphism that isn't working quite right.. I have two C++ classes, Client and Dispatcher. The dispatcher has a method called "Dispatch" that takes a Client* as an input and calls the clients virtual ProcessEvent() method. I've made both of these classes available to python using the code below. I've derived from the Client class as the python class SomeClient and overridden its ProcessEvent function. When I call "Dispatch" from anywhere EXCEPT inside the SomeClient:: ProcessEvent method, everything works as expected, I get a report from the child class. But when I call Dispatch from within SomeClient:: ProcessEvent, the base classes ProcessEvent is called. Any ideas what could be going wrong here? I expect to get an infinite recursion that results in SomeClient:: ProcessEvent being called forever.
C++:
#include <iostream>
#include "pybind11/pybind11.h"
namespace py = pybind11;
class Dispatcher;
class Client
{
public:
Client(Dispatcher* disp): PtrD(disp)
{
std::cout << "In Client::Client\n";
}
virtual ~Client(){};
virtual void ProcessEvent()
{
std::cout << "THIS SHOULDN'T HAPPEN --In Client::ProcessEvent\n";
}
Dispatcher* PtrD;
};
class Dispatcher
{
public:
Dispatcher()
{
std::cout << "In Dispatcher::Dispatcher\n";
}
virtual ~Dispatcher(){};
void Dispatch(Client* client)
{
std::cout << "Dispatcher::Dispatch called by " << client << std::endl;
client->ProcessEvent();
}
};
class DispatcherTrampoline : public Dispatcher
{
public:
using Dispatcher::Dispatcher;
};
class ClientTrampoline : public Client
{
public:
using Client::Client;
void ProcessEvent() override
{
PYBIND11_OVERLOAD(void,Client,ProcessEvent,);
}
};
PYBIND11_MODULE(libTestCase,mod)
{
py::class_<Client,ClientTrampoline> cli(mod,"Client");
cli.def(py::init<Dispatcher* >());
cli.def("ProcessEvent",&Client::ProcessEvent);
cli.def_readwrite("PtrD",&Client::PtrD);
py::class_<Dispatcher,DispatcherTrampoline> dsp(mod,"Dispatcher");
dsp.def(py::init< >());
dsp.def("Dispatch",&Dispatcher::Dispatch);
}
Python Test:
from build.libTestCase import Client,Dispatcher
class SomeClient(Client):
def __init__(self,d):
print("In SomeClient::__init__")
super().__init__(d);
def ProcessEvent(self):
print("in SomeClient::ProcessEvent,about to call self.ProcessEvent")
self.PtrD.Dispatch(self);
if __name__ == "__main__":
dd = Dispatcher()
cl = SomeClient(dd)
dd.Dispatch(cl)
TERMINAL OUTPUT:
In Dispatcher::Dispatcher
In SomeClient::__init__
In Client::Client
Dispatcher::Dispatch called by 0x20bb270
in SomeClient::ProcessEvent,about to call self.ProcessEvent
Dispatcher::Dispatch called by 0x20bb270
THIS SHOULDN'T HAPPEN --In Client::ProcessEvent