Michael Andersson a98mican at ida.his.se
Wed Jan 29 16:52:00 EST 2003

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Hi!
Is it possible to create a class in C++ that can be instansiated in a 
python script?

I currently solve this by creating a static data member in each class 
that points to an instance of the class. Then each registered static 
member function uses this pointer to access the correct instance each 
time a static member functions is called from a python script. This 
approach is far from optimal.

Or is there a better approach?

Best regards,
/Mickey

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