Re: [Wxlua-users] internal.cpp

[k. h. <kla...@nl...>]

Hi John,

Here at work somehow genwxbind.bat works directly.
And it generates wxbind.h and wx_class.cpp.

But seeing function like bool bind_wx(lua_State* L), i still think it 
would be  bettter to split the wx bindings, and the code to
do the binding itself. It seems easy enough to do that.

Outcommenting those two lines makes it compile:

//#include "wxbind/include/wxbind.h"
//m_bindings.Append(new wx_Binding());

So adding those bindings in a seperate library and/or user code will do 
the job, i think?

Klaas

k. holwerda wrote:

> Hi John,
>
> I start to realize something is already done ;-)
> But i do not understand it yet :-(
>
> The following is needed:
> #include "wxbind/include/wxbind.h"
>
> to fill
>
>   // always add wxWidgets binding
>   m_bindings.Append(new wx_Binding());
>
> Do you know how this works, or where it comes from.
> Especially where is the class wx_Binding generated, i can't find it.
> I think it is generated from some script, but where.
>
> As i see it, the default bindings can not be here in order to make the 
> wrapper mechanism a library by itself.
> So i would suggest to have  a:
>
> -wxlua_bind.lib   <= contains all cpp code to read the wrapper cpp 
> files( wxwidgets + wxart2d + useapp) into lists/arrays.
> -wxlua_widgets_bindings.lib <= a library to be linked to an 
> application which only needs the default wxWidgets binding to lua.
>
> The first (wxlua_bind.lib) will be without any bindings by default,
> and the last (wxlua_widgets_bindings.lib) will have somehow:
>   m_bindings.Append(new wx_Binding());
>
> e.g. wxLua standalone or any other application  would use 
> wxlua_bind.lib to build itself without the need to depend on some 
> default binding. The application decides which those are, in its 
> app_bind.h/cpp
>
> ( i am not sure, but it could well be that wxLua standalone is in fact 
> doing no more then using wxlua_widgets_bindings.lib, or does it 
> disable some bindings which are in the default? ).
>
> Regards,
>
> Klaas
>
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