Sounds good to me. Cheers, Lars
On 27 Jul 2018, at 14:37, Tilman Röder <tilman.ro...@qt.io<mailto:tilman.ro...@qt.io>> wrote: Hello there, My name is Tilman and I am a software engineering intern at the Qt office in Berlin. I'm working on combining PySide2, Shiboken and QtCreator to enable Python based extensions in the later. I think that this project has now matured enough to be put under proper version control and to show the world a first proof of concept. That being said, pretty much everything in the project is still subject to change and there will probably be quite a few bugs that have not been discovered yet. Description: Support Python Extensions by creating bindings for the Core module and Utils library of QtCreator (using Shiboken) and by providing a new C++ plugin that uses these bindings to execute Python scripts that can interact with QtCreator. This is an early proof of concept and currently includes the following: - Some parts of the Core module included as bindings - MacroExpander from utils as binding (note: due to not unsupported function pointers, there are still problems with registering new macros from Python) - A somewhat isolated embedded CPython runtime for the Python extensions - Setup mechanism that allows extensions to install dependencies etc. - Included extension manager written in Python - Build scripts that should work on most Linux systems, provided the required dependencies are installed correctly (for more details, see the existing GitHub repository) Responsible: Tilman Roeder Repository: qt-creator/plugin-pythonextensions Existing code: https://github.com/dyedgreen/qt-creator-python-extensions _______________________________________________ Development mailing list Development@qt-project.org<mailto:Development@qt-project.org> http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/development
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