[wxpython-users] Access wxWidgets C++ application from embedded
Python shell
Christoph Schmidt-Hieber
christoph.schmidt-hieber at uni-freiburg.de
Mon Mar 24 13:34:00 PDT 2008
Robin Dunn wrote:
> Christoph Schmidt-Hieber wrote:
>> I was thinking
>> to expose the C++ interface to python with swig and to import the
>> resulting module from the embedded shell,
>
> Yes, this is the correct approach to take although writing the extension
> module code by hand would be possible too.
I'm profoundly distrusting my reference counting skills, so I'd largely
prefer swig does this job.
>> but I would then need to somehow "attach" the running application to
>> this module.
>
> Instead of making it a standalone extension module you can just link it
> into your application, and then after you've initialized Python you can
> just call the module's init function, and that will do the initial
> import.
Thank you very much, works perfectly. You saved me a lot of work. Seems
embarassingly easy to do, now that you explained it. In return, I would
be happy to provide an example for the embedded sample if you think this
might be of use to to other people.
Christoph
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