test wxString's char<->wchar_t ctors

[wxWidgets.git] / wxPython / SWIG / README.txt

diff --git a/wxPython/SWIG/README.txt b/wxPython/SWIG/README.txt
index 7f42eaa6b466ba8f64458fb1bb8c29f03be74a24..83bcaf7763aa7ca2e4379eaf4135aba49d1725ba 100644 (file)
--- a/wxPython/SWIG/README.txt
+++ b/wxPython/SWIG/README.txt
@@ -8,11 +8,60 @@ wxPython.  These have been submitted to SWIG's SourceForge patch
 tracker, so hopefully they will get incorporated into the main SWIG
 source tree soon.
 
 tracker, so hopefully they will get incorporated into the main SWIG
 source tree soon.
 

+wxPython currently uses the 20-Feb-2004 version of SWIG.  You can get
+that version from their CVS using these commands::
+
+
+    cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/swig login
+    <press ENTER for empty password>
+
+    cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/swig \
+       checkout -D 20-FEB-2004 SWIG
+

 
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 swig.python-docstring.patch  Adds "autodoc" and "docstring" features.
 
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 swig.python-docstring.patch  Adds "autodoc" and "docstring" features.

+                            See SF Patch #883402
+
+                            Also changes the "addtofunc" feature to
+                            "pythonappend" and also adds a
+                            "pythonprepend" feature that prepends
+                            pythoncode to the begining of a
+                            SWIG-generated proxy function or method.
+
+                            Add support for two new options to the
+                            %module directive.  The first allows you
+                            to specify a docstring for the proxy
+                            module, you use it like this::
+
+                              %module(docstring="blah") modulename
+
+                            And then when generating the
+                            modulename.py file SWIG will make a
+                            docstring using the value given.  
+
+                            The second %module option allows you to
+                            specify the name of the package that the
+                            module will live in.  This is useful when
+                            the .i file is %imported by other .i
+                            files.  If they are to live in separate
+                            packages then the importer can't do local
+                            imports of the importee.  If both modules
+                            have the same package name then nothing
+                            is generated differently than the current
+                            SWIG functionality.  If they are
+                            different then the package name of the
+                            importee is prepended to the import
+                            statement and the base class declarations
+                            in the importer.  For example::
+
+                              %module(pacakge="wx") _core
+
+                            Multiple %module options can be specfied,
+                            separated by commmas.
+

 
 swig.xmlout.patch           Fixes a couple problems in the XML output
                             of SWIG: an extra "/>" was removed and
 
 swig.xmlout.patch           Fixes a couple problems in the XML output
                             of SWIG: an extra "/>" was removed and


@@ -29,9 +78,10 @@ swig.xmlout.patch         Fixes a couple problems in the XML output
                             See SF Patch #864689
 
 
                             See SF Patch #864689
 
 

+

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-These patches have already been checked in to SWIG's CVS and will be
-in the 1.3.20 release.
+These patches have already been checked in to SWIG's CVS and are in
+the 1.3.20 release.

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 swig.SplitLines.patch      Adds a new SplitLines function to the DOH
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 swig.SplitLines.patch      Adds a new SplitLines function to the DOH