Well, I have to agree that the doc is not enough to extend C++-Apps. I
have the same problem, I want to get access to my own classes from
python.=20
Until now, I did not have the time to have a look at swig, but I think
that's the best way to do it.


Bernd Gehrmann wrote:
>=20
> On Tue, 15 May 2001, gleki wrote:
> > I wonder if any experienced programmer could give me some hint on =
where
> > can I
> > get a manual or whatsoever on embedding Python code in C++ apps. =
The one
> > on
> > python.org/doc is not very much complete...
>=20
> Hmm, it was enough for me to use it :-) What do you think is
> missing?
>=20
> > How can  be this done in KDevelop? Can it handle also the makefiles =
in
> > the
> > corresponding manner?
>=20
> When you are writing a KDE program with the according admin =
directory,
> you have to add a check
>=20
>   KDE_CHECK_PYTHON
>=20
> to your configure.in.in and rerun autoconf. After that, the configure
> script will find the include paths and link command for your =
installed
> python version. In the Makefile.am, you have to add
>=20
>   $(PYTHONINC)
>=20
> to the INCLUDES variable and
>=20
>   $(PYTHONLIB) $(LIBPYTHON)
>=20
> to the foo_LDADD line. In the KDevelop HEAD branch, the python
> part is an example how to do it.
>=20
> Bernd.
>=20
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