... wxWindows 3?

[Pawel Kedzierski]

RD> On the other hand it would make my job horendously more complex.  Instead of
RD> using what are basically tweaked and cleaned up C++ header files** and
RD> feeding them to SWIG to generate code, I would have to write code by hand
RD> that uses the boost python templates.  Granted, the code is somewhat simple
RD> and predictable in the general case, but as soon as you try and understand
RD> what is going on in the templates it gets very icky.  With SWIG I have much
RD> more control over what python interface is created and how it is
RD> implemented, and the generated code is very easy to understand when you need
RD> to.

  FYI: there is at least one C++/Python interface generator, which can
digest advanced C++ constructs, including templates (SILOON).
Have a look here:

http://www.acl.lanl.gov/siloon

  Just my 2 cents

         Pawel