Re: [Swig-devel] GSoC: Support for generating COM wrappers

[Jan J. <je...@po...>]

Lucena, Ivan wrote:
> Jan,
> 
> That is very exciting!
> 
> Two years ago I was writing a ATL/COM wrapper by hand and I looked 
> everywhere for a solution like a SWIG COM module until I finally gave up 
> my project.
> 
> One suggestion: You can pick any programming environment as your target 
> (and that you cause some reactions) but if you use PythonWin you can 
> test your code interactively. You can start running PythonWin from the 
> Visual Studio IDE, put break points on the wrapper and then call each 
> method/function you want one by one. You can then salve the calls to a 
> automated unit test.
> 
> Good luck!
> 
> Ivan
> 

Hi Ivan,

Do you mean the Win32 and COM additions to regular Python? I have seen 
that Python seems to have some COM support which is great as it is 
another language that I can use for testing.
I hope I understood you correctly - you propose to run the PythonWin 
binary inside of the VS debugger? That's a very interesting idea, and it 
seems it could really save lots of time.

Thanks,
Jan Jezabek