TODO.txt

TPython already does almost all that I want to do :(
The rest is not worth the hassle.

My thoughts:
  - make a class that hold configuration data.
  - one can pass a string with python code which is then parsed into an internal dictionary.
  - a python dictionary can be passed directly if it is available either from python or from
    another C api program. The dictionary replaced the internal one.
  - The calib object has move semantics like python objects. It is only needed to read from.
    Deep copying is not possible.
  - The object can be queried with a get(string) function. The result object has cast operators
    to a number of standard calibration type objects like:
        - ints
        - double
        - bools
        - strings
        - vector<int>
        - vector<double>
        - vector<bool>
        - vector<string>
        - another calib dict object
  - The last kind would be the result of the key being found to be a dict.
  - The result object would not be possible to be copied, stored, or assigned. This way one is
    forced to cast it immediately.
  - in all the class would be well suited to configure code that may be called both from C++ code
    or from a python api, without having to pass down a lot of individual config options.
/Simon

all done :)