On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 16:50, Tim Evans wrote:
> David Farning wrote:
>
> >> - To create a python gtk widget from a C gtk widget:
> >> pygobject_new((GObject*) widget);
> >> If a python wrapper for 'widget' already exists, it will incref and
> >> return that, other wise it will create a new python wrapper object.
> >
> > Do you possibly have a concrete example for this? In particular, I have
> > a a custom gtk treeModel that I would like to wrap?
>
> The method I described is really only useful for small things. For
> wrapping a new type, you would be best to use the "codegen"
> autogeneration system. There is a good tutorial here:
> http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-wrap/
>
> Looking at the source for pygtk is also a good source of information,
> but it's rather complex. You will need to download the source anyway to
> get the codegen package.
Thanks for the good reference. I was able to wrap a few simple widgets
as test. Now as a try a more difficult one--
I have been moving all of my *.h's *.cc's to my build directory in order
to meet dependencies. But, now I'm wondering what to do about system
dependencies
#include <vector>
#include <list>
#include <map>
#include <set>
cc `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0 pygtk-2.0` -I/usr/include/python2.2/
-I. -c -o pkglist.o pkglist.c
In file included from gtkpkglist.h:24,
from pkglist.override:7:
rpackagelister.h:31:18: vector: No such file or directory
rpackagelister.h:32:16: list: No such file or directory
rpackagelister.h:33:15: map: No such file or directory
rpackagelister.h:34:15: set: No such file or directory
I've successfully build the kernel and KDE so I'm petty sure my compiler
is set up correctly.
Thanks
Dave Farning
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