Re: [Libexif-devel] Python wrapper for libexif?

[Fred L. D. Jr. <fd...@ac...>]

Lutz M=FCller writes:
 > It demonstrates how to create and modify EXIF data, how to save it
 > (exif_data_save_data), and how to load it (exif_loader). This is pre=
tty
 > much all libexif is able to do.

Ok, then I'll need to spend some time reading up.

 > I'd look at exif. There, you don't have the gtk overhead. gexif is m=
ore
 > or less a demonstration for libexif-gtk which I wrote in the hope it=

 > gets picked up by the GIMP or other gtk programs.

Ok, sounds like a good plan.

 > gtk-doc is, in my opinion, not suited for this small library. But I
 > don't know other tools.

Ah, tools.  I agree about gtk-doc.  Whether that's reason to avoid it
I don't know; that depends on how closely you'd like the library to be
associated with the glib/gtk world.  I'd have to thing about what's
good.  There are a number of tools supporting documentation embedded
in C/C++, but most of them have a strong leaning toward the C++ side,
so making something presentable for a C library may take a lot of
tweaking.  I'll think about this a bit; I'd like to find a better
solution for Expat as well.  (For Expat, we currently have one big
XHTML file; it's rather a pain to work with.)


  -Fred

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