Hi,
in addition to Setanta's mail about the Shiboken progress, I thought I
could write a bit about the near-future roadmap. Hugo just mentioned
today that 79% of the Shiboken QtCore tests now pass! Even better, that
already includes the really difficult parts. Our next immediate goal is
to get the remaining 21% in order.
To finish Shiboken QtCore implementation, there are 3 larger items to do
in addition to a few smaller bugs. The large items are about C++ object
type discovery, threading support, and porting the code injections for
QtCore from Boost PySide to Shiboken. We plan to have the first two
items done during the upcoming two-week sprint starting tomorrow, so
that after the next sprint after that (one month from now) we would have
a fully functional PySide/Shiboken QtCore implementation. Once this is
finished, we expect porting of the other modules as well as some initial
stabilization to take two more sprints. If this holds, we can make our
first Shiboken-based PySide release in mid-March!
The first Shiboken-based PySide would have feature-parity to the current
one, after which there would be finally time to work on the new-style
signals and slots as well as the Python 3 port.
Cheers,
ma.
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