Hello,
I have used SWIG for several years. Now I want to change to SIP. But I did not
manage to run even the simplest example from the reference guide. When I tried
the Word example there was a lot of C++ Code created, but no Python wrapper
code.
Where is the generated Python wrapper code?
On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 23:13:14 +0100, Magnus Benjes
magnus.ben...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hello,
I have used SWIG for several years. Now I want to change to SIP. But I
did
not manage to run even the simplest example from the reference guide.
When
I tried the Word example there was a lot of C++
You are too used to SWIG. SIP doesn't generate python wrapper code, it just
generates C++ code that turns into a dynamically linked library that you load.
For example:
swig:
QtWidgets.py
_QtWidgets.so
SIP:
QtWidgets.so
Brian
On 3/19/09 6:13 PM, Magnus Benjes magnus.ben...@googlemail.com
