Re: python wrapper?

Any progress on this project?  Have you looked into SWIG for generating this
wrapper?  I was looking into this last night, but I've never used SWIG
before and I don't know how easy it is to wrap the many structs that appear
in libofx.h.  My suspicion is that it will save you time, and I expect the C
file generated by SWIG will be portable (so it can be bundled with your
module).

At any rate, I'm interested to hear more.

-Ian


Nick Kirsch-2 wrote:
> 
> I'd like to build a Python wrapper for libofx. The wrapper will be written
> in
> C and will simply wrap each structure with a corresponding Python object
> with
> fields of the same name. I'll also wrap the callback functions and load
> function.
> 
> The module will be called "Ofx" and each class will be the same as their
> Ofx
> container: Account, Statement, etc.
> 
> One wrinkle is the valid check - I will likely implement this such that if
> a
> field is accessed that isn't valid, it throws an exception.
> 
> Comments? Suggestions? Is someone else building this?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Nick
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