Re: Implementing event handler for objects

Hi,


>
> I love Luabind. Really, I do. But it's simply not the best tool for
> every Lua association task.
>

I really liked Luabind as well, but I decided to try out SWIG anyway and 
I think you're right. The flexibility of SWIG is really handy and 
writing the interfaces are very simple, since they are in most cases 
just stripped down header files.

I might choose Luabind in the future for other, smaller projects, but 
for this project where I must handle several event mechanisms and 3rd 
party libraries, I will use SWIG.

> If you forced me to create a binding between wxWidgets and Lua, well,
> I'd just download wxLua. But if you forced *me* to do it myself? I'd use
> SWIG.

I'm just wrapping parts of the wxWidgets library and I also need to wrap 
other similar libraries, so choosing wxLua would not solve my problem 
anyway.


Regards,
Jonatan Magnusson

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