[C++-sig] Best way to use python as an API inside a Qt/C++ app?

[J.D. Yamokoski]

>>And what is the best approach (tool) to implementing 
>>this?  PyQt, boost.python, other?
> 
> 
> Qt4). How to reflect your own code into python is a different issue.
> Boost.python is definitely a good choice, though if you use a lot of
> Qt internally it would be best to stay with the tool used to generate
> the Qt bindings, and simply add your own classes.
> 

I am creating a Windows program using MFC in which I need to do the same 
thing, expose my CDocument data (if anyone is familiar with MFC 
programming) to Python... essentially expose my entire program 
state/data to Python.

Like the original poster, I have come across Python wrappings for just 
about everything under the sun, including MFC. But as you have pointed 
out going from program -> Python seems to be the trickiest part. Is 
there a tutorial, best practices, tips, or anything for efficiently 
doing this?

Is anyone really familiar with Blender or something similar? Would their 
code base be a good place to start?

J.D. Yamokoski