Some time ago a question popped up on qt-jambi-interest about how Qt Jambi would work together with jython. The main problem was signals and slots as our string-based approach doesn’t map to well into the world of interpreted languages on top of Java. I sat down some time ago and got jython to work pretty smoothly and the code has been sitting on my disk for a while, but I finally got around to making a project out of it. Below you see a small painting application I created.
The code for the signal / slot binding is available here:
http://labs.trolltech.com/page/Projects/QtJambi/jython
Happy coding!
2 Responses to “Qt Jambi and Jython”
congrats on the drawing, dude 
it really shows off how much you can achieve with that little piece of code 
Very happy to see that some parts of Trolltech are open to Python
Not happy that Qt/C++ don’t move on this direction but on QScript direction after a previous bad choice QSA 
I’m not a Java user (don’t like this language/vision/performance…), but a Python/C++/Qt fan