Tutorials

• Tutorials
  • Preamble
  • module_builder_t
  • module_builder_t.__init__
  • Declarations customization
  • module_builder_t.build_code_creator
  • module_builder_t.write_module
  • Files
    • C++ header file
    • module_builder_t usage example
    • Generated code
• pygccxml and Py++ GUI

Graphical interface

Py++ includes a graphical interface. Graphical interface is invoked with the pyplusplus_gui command, or with pyplusplus_gui.pyw from the scripts subdirectory, of the Python installation directory.

My advise to you - start with graphical interface, because:

• you don’t have to learn new API
• few clicks with mouse and you have Boost.Python code for your file(s)
• it is very easy to evaluate Py++ using it
• you can check whether GCC-XML is able to compile your code or not
• you can use it as a guide to Boost.Python library
• it is able to generate Py++ code for you

Getting started

I suppose you decided to do some coding with Py++. Module builder tutorials will help you.

Advanced

To be written. I think I should cover here the usage of code creators and code creators tree. Meanwhile you can take a look on the content of examples/custom_code_creator directory. It contains example, which shows how to create your own code creator. To be more specific, it exposes get* and set* methods as a single property.