Sorry I'm no help with your actual question: but why translate to C++?
There was a great quote on this list (quite) a few years back:
"""
The only different my uses can see between a C++ app and a Python app
is that the Python app has more features and fewer bugs.
"""
(sorry I don't recall who to atribute that to)
Translating to C++ will be :
a) likely a waste of time
b) result in a harder-to maintain app
c) either be hard to do, as translating dynamic python code is tricky,
or, if you make sure to write all your code in a static approach, you
will have lost much of the point of Python.
.. just sayin'
-Chris
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On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 9:15 PM, Zac Stringham <xhiead@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm relatively new to wx, and I've decided for the program I'm writing that
I will handle all of the prototyping and design in wxPython, and then
translate it to C++ when I'm satisfied.
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