Win32uiHostGlue
Michael Ingram
michael.ingram at echostar.com
Wed May 29 10:58:04 EDT 2002
OK, I'm starting to see things a bit now.
Much obliged,
Mike
Mark Hammond <mhammond at skippinet.com.au> wrote in message news:<3CF40E85.7050407 at skippinet.com.au>...
>
> The idea is that your application will "bootstrap" itself. For example,
> your application's InitInstance() method may choose to create additional
> windows. Pythonwin, for example, creates the interactive window.
>
> In general, your C++ MFC code shouldn't need to do much Python work, but
> instead your MFC C++ code should generally be called from Python. Thus,
> your C++ code is exposed as an extension module, and your bootstrapped
> Python code can then make whatever calls it needs via this module.
>
> Mark.
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