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/** \mainpage Kig Python Scripting API Documentation
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* \section Introduction
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* This is the documentation of the Kig Python Scripting API. It is
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* intended as a reference for people using the Kig Python Scripting
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* System. The Documentation is generated from the C++ sources for
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* the classes, and unfortunately, this means that the documentation
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* uses a C++ syntax. However, if you ignore this fact, and simply
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* look at the API as a set of classes with member and static
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* functions, then you should be fine.
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*
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* \section The API
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* This API is mostly meant to be used from user-defined calc()
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* functions. In these functions, it is necessary to
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* \li access the information of the argument \ref ObjectImp's
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* \li construct and return a new ObjectImp
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*
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* Both uses require the ObjectImp API to be exported to Python, and
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* this is the major part of this API. Some more classes are also
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* exported, but mostly because they are used from one of the
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* ObjectImp's APIs.
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*
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* \section Links
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*
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* Next suggested reading is the
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* \ref ObjectImp "documentation of the ObjectImp class".
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*/
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