Python COM for Linux?

[scoota at my-deja.com]

Warren,

thanks for your response.

Please don't get too hung up on the COM thing.  I only suggested COM as
an example as I have already implemented a similar system in NT using
VBScript/VB/C++/COM/ActiveX.  In this development all the user (script
author) had to do to handle an "event" was to write a single function
using the prescribed (simple) syntax (e.g. button_click(args)). There
was no need to write any initialisation code, no object reference
passing etc - easy!.
That's the sort of script simplicity I'm looking for in my Python
project. I don't mind if it makes my job (i.e. as the designer of the
development environment) harder, and I don't mind hiding some sneaky
code in a C++ extension object if that makes the end users life easier.

I would appreciate further details on your approach - it sound like
what I'm looking for.

Scoota


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