Hi all,
We're using Qt pretty heavily in my shop, and the plan was to use Python
a lot too, but using PyQt proved hard since we're also using another
third party C++ library (OpenSG) which uses boost::python to wrap it's
classes.
(Our C++ classes use both APIs, so each having the same python wrapping
library makes it much easier for us to create our wrappers.)
I was intrigued to hear about pyside having a more liberal license (i.e.
LGPL or similar) and the use of boost.python instead of SID(pyqt), SWIG
or something else again.
However, the Shiboken seems to be a move away from boost.
Will boost.python still be supported or will you be moving to the
shiboken (custom wrapping lib) entirely for the future?
If you're using boost.python, I'm interested in helping out with some
Windows testing/feedback and development (to my ability at least).
Cheers,
/Marcus
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