Re: Calling Objective-C++ code

Hello all. Sorry about the formatting of my last email. I used the
wrong address the first time, got lazy, and just hit "Forward." :)
Anyway....

On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 2:56 AM, Ronald Oussoren <[email protected]> wrote:
> The PyObjC core reads information about classes and methods using the Objective-C runtime
> API, generally that information is enough to access Objective-C code from Python. That should
> also work for Objective-C++ code, as long as you only try to use Objective-C classes (the @interface stuff)
> and don’t use C++ classes in method signatures (so no methods that return a vector<int>).

I'd like to use the C++ classes, so it looks like I'll need to take a
crack at SIP or SWIG. If I manage to work all that out, I'll report
back here with some code so that others can learn from my mistakes.
(If not, well, it looks like I'll be taking a crash course in porting
C++ to Objective-C.)

Thanks for the help!

D

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