OSLib parser generating Python interfaces

[Justin F]

Hiya,

I've been updating my OSLib parser to generate a Python OSLib module. It's 
quite ugly at the moment, but if anyone wants to see the results it's on 
the cpython-api-generation branch, and automatically builds as I push 
changes, eg here:

    https://github.com/gerph/riscos-oslib-parser/actions/runs/781388965

The parser's still rather ropey on some things (comments on constants are 
the immediate one that springs to mind), and the interface generator is 
wholely wrong for some return values, but it's progressing...

... and it helps me to find odd little bugs in OSLib, which I'll report 
shortly.

At the moment, though I'm auto-generating the python files by downloading 
the trunk of the svn repository thus:

    svn checkout https://svn.code.sf.net/p/ro-oslib/code/trunk ro-oslib-code

Is that the correct way to obtain the latest version of the source, or 
should I be looking elsewhere now?

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