g.reindex_edges() needs to take into account the edges property maps
When reindexing the edges on a graph (for instance, upon deleting edges (self loops for instance) the function should also take care to preserve the mapping with the edge_property maps. I don't know whether this is a bug (unintentional) or an improvement (a flag could be passed to the function in order to do so).
See example below:
#!python
In [66]: g=gt.Graph()
In [67]: g.add_vertex(2)
Out[67]:
[<Vertex object with index '0' at 0x406c1d0>,
<Vertex object with index '1' at 0x406c250>]
In [68]: g.add_edge(g.vertex(0),g.vertex(1))
Out[68]: <Edge object with source '0' and target '1' at 0x4066dd0>
In [69]: g.add_edge(g.vertex(1),g.vertex(0))
Out[69]: <Edge object with source '1' and target '0' at 0x4066f80>
In [70]: z=g.new_edge_property("int")
In [71]: z[g.edge(0,1)]=84
In [72]: z[g.edge(1,0)]=-84
In [73]: f= lambda x: z[x]==84 # to remove edges afterwards
In [74]: g.edge_properties["z"]=z
In [75]: for e in g.edges():
....: print g.edge_properties['z'][e]
....:
84
-84
In [77]: g.remove_edge_if(f) # remove edge
In [78]: for e in g.edges(): # this is ok
print g.edge_properties["z"][e]
....:
-84
In [79]: g.reindex_edges() #reindex
In [80]: for e in g.edges(): # this is NOT ok.
print g.edge_properties["z"][e]
....:
84