On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 3:28 AM, Klaas Holwerda
<db...@nl.thalesgroup.com> wrote:
> John Labenski wrote:
>>
>> to make them work in both 2.8 and 2.9 since I think they'd be pretty
>> unreadable by the time I'd be done.
>
> Maybe its an idea to make two trees of binding files??
I will start using SVN, I'm not sure why people like it so much, but
it seems like the way to go.
> What I want to do is to use the
>>
>> interface files that wxWidgets 2.9 uses to generate their docs. That's
>> going to be a big job since the generator will have to be completely
>> rewritten and they are going to have to be changed a bit. The idea is
>> that once we switch to their interface files we will no longer have to
>> maintain our own copy.
>
> I understand, but what i don;t understand is how you want to do it.
> How do you want to deal with all the %xxx directives. I assume they will
> still be needed??
I think we can do away with %class %enum and use class and enum
followed by { } instead of looking for %endclass and %endenum, change
%define to #define, but we'll still need #define_string. Basically,
make it as C/C++ like as possible. Many of the %XXX tags were made to
catch errors and to be very easy to process.
> Do you plan to do that in Lua or C++? If there would be a C++ solution, it
> might be usable for many other wrappers for wxWidgets.
> And that would be great for me :-)
Probably in Lua because it's so easy to create large complicated
tables of the data. I might be able to use quite a bit from the
current parser.
> I have a XML pull parser in wxArt2D, it might be easier in use then reading
> the complete DOM tree first, and parsing that. But i don't know.
I have yet to try generating the doxygen XML files, I think that's
what you mean. Parsing the C++ might be just as easy, but we'll have
to see.
Regards,
John
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