The bindings have some GetXXX and SetXXX functions declared using the
%property tag.
For example, the wxSize bindings have
int wxSize::GetWidth()
void wxSize::SetWidth(int width)
%property=Width, read, write
and can be accessed as
s = wx.wxSize(0,0)
print(s.Width) <==> print(s:GetWidth())
s.Width = 5 <==> s:SetWidth(5)
I have made some massive changes to the bindings that allow functions
to be seamlessly overloaded (no more hacks like wxBitmap(...),
wxBitmapFromFile(...), and wxEmptyBitmap(...)). However, in order to
do this, the C binding functions are named when generated and since
many functions are #ifdefed for different platforms and wxWidgets
versions it has become hard to tell if a function will actually exist
when compiled with any given platform or version.
Bottom line, I personally don't use them and find them a little
suspect, in that they're probably more confusing than anything. There
only benefit I can see is that you save a little typing... (note: they
only work for GetXXX and SetXXX where the SetXXX function takes 1
parameter)
Thoughts? If none I will finish the changes off and leave them
disabled. If people really like them, they can be made to work...
Regards,
John Labenski
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