On 23 August 2010 22:48, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > My Name is Matteo, I would like to know in witch stage is the development of > the python binding of the libredwg.
Hello Matteo! Well, I would say that python support is close to zero. Felipe has committed some boilerplate code, but I am not sure if that works. We think about using SWIG in order to generate bindings automatically. > Actually I'm developing PythonCAD and we are looking at some way to read > write dxf\dwg file. > Some work is already started in python with dxf and with dwg but I would > prefer having an external lib to do my import export operation. That is a wise choice. The problem with bindings is that we haven't defined an API yet, mainly because, from the library side, we don't know what the client wants. At least I can tell you that we are going to release write support for R2000 pretty soon. Anyway, if that's something you're planning for now I could take a look at it, since it is very important for us to have client applications using our library, even if we're still alpha and haven't made a release yet. Best regards, Rodrigo -- Rodrigo Rodrigues da Silva PoliGNU - Grupo de Estudos de Software Livre da Poli/USP FSF Associate Member #7788
