Wilken, Outstanding job!! I had to figure this out the hard way myself. But didn't do the next step. Thanks!! BTW. Definitely not off topic. > Hi all, > > I hope my issue is not too far off this lists main topic. At least it > doesn't have anything to do with Qt or KDE. I am rather looking at SIP > as a _very nice_ general purpose wrapper tool for c++ -> python (as Phil > already pointed out: similar to SWIG but more specialized and efficient). > > I do hope, there will be enough positive resonance and interest in this > community (and of course at Phil Thompson) to give SIP somehow more focus > and support. > > In this sense I offering to share my trials to understand and use SIP: > (Watch out: Since Qt is not my primary interest, its support is not tested.) > > - I completed the porting of the sip package to Windows (now covering > not only siplib but also sip itself). > I set up a Visual C (6.0) project with subprojects for sip, siplib, > two trivial classes to test the wrapping with and one to actually do > (and test) the wrapping. > > - My first notes on SIP finally expressed as a docbook. I do hope, this > will be useful as a starting point and initiate a more comprehensive > documentation, than I'm able to deliver. > > I also made a few changes to the package to: > - Get rid of some compiler complaints > - Allow for C type comments too > - Relax SIPs parser a bit (silently ignore non public enums and class vars) > > Cheers > Wilken -- Greg Green Advanced Design Systems Math & Computing Technology Boeing (425) 865-2790 _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
