C++/Python interfacing
This page is an official Py++ "TODO" page.
For small features, the description of the feature and it's implementation will be written here. Big features will get their own page.
There is no technical reason why unnamed classes/structs/unions are not exported
by Py++:
class Foo{
union {
struct {
float r,g,b,a;
};
float val[4];
};
};
As it seems to me, the only code that should be changed is "pyplusplus/module_creator/creator.py" file. To be more specific: all code creators, for declarations in unnamed classes, should be created under named class.
The coding itself should take something like 4 - 5 hours, including unit test.
More or less formal definition of DSL could be found here.
Py++ has been created to solve single and well-defined problem: to create Python bindings for C++ projects. The good news - Py++ achieved the goal, the bad news - users are forced to read the documentation. DSL cannot completely solve the problem, but it can eliminate the need to read documentation in 80% of the cases.
Please read DSL challenge document and contribute your ideas, thoughts or just comments.
