Package pyplusplus :: Package gui :: Module wizard

# Source Code for Module pyplusplus.gui.wizard

     1  """generates Py++ code from the user data"""
     2
     3  CODE_TEMPLATE = \
     4  """
     5  import os
     6  from pyplusplus import module_builder
     7
     8  #Creating an instance of class that will help you to expose your declarations
     9  mb = module_builder.module_builder_t( [r"%(file_path)s"]
    10                                        , gccxml_path=r"%(gccxml_path)s"
    11                                        , working_directory=r"%(working_dir)s"
    12                                        , include_paths=%(include_paths)s
    13                                        , define_symbols=%(define_symbols)s )
    14
    15
    16  #Well, don't you want to see what is going on?
    17  mb.print_declarations()
    18
    19  #Creating code creator. After this step you should not modify/customize declarations.
    20  mb.build_code_creator( module_name='pyplusplus' )
    21
    22  #Writing code to file.
    23  mb.write_module( './bindings.cpp' )
    24  """
    25
    26 -class wizard_t( object ):
    27      """code generator that creates Py++ code"""
    28 -    def __init__( self
    29                    , parser_configuration
    30                    , source_file ):
    31          object.__init__( self )
    32          self._parser_configuration = parser_configuration
    33          self._source_file = source_file
    34
    35 -    def create_code( self ):
    36          global CODE_TEMPLATE
    37          return CODE_TEMPLATE % {
    38              'gccxml_path' : self._parser_configuration.gccxml_path
    39              , 'working_dir' : self._parser_configuration.working_directory
    40              , 'include_paths' : `self._parser_configuration.include_paths`
    41              , 'define_symbols' : `self._parser_configuration.define_symbols`
    42              , "file_path" : self._source_file
    43          }
    44