Klaus Kaempf wrote:
Things you do with some spare time in the evening ... ;-)
Hi,
I just imported 'libyui-bindings' into the YaST svn repository,
providing SWIG bindings (well, just Ruby for now) for libyui.
For the curious:
svn co http://svn.opensuse.org/svn/yast/trunk/libyui-bindings
cd libyui-bindings
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
cd ../swig/ruby/examples
ruby hello_world.rb
Enjoy !
Now back to sat-solver and libzypp ...
Klaus
great!, I was planning to do that since long time...
I think the next step is to provide APIs more close to each target
language, and use the generated ones as a hidden glue. For example it
would be cool to use the famous ruby syntax by using blocks, just like
shoes do:
Shoes.app {
button("Press Me") { alert("You pressed me") }
}
}
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