I don't think it's possible to migrate from one language to another. Once a project is created around one language, that's it from there forward.
For instance, we have one project that we coded in C# before we decided to go to JScript for everything. One of my tasks is to re-create that project from scratch, manually. Just being able to save it in another language would be cool, but technically infeasible.
If you have 300+ projects in another language, I'm afraid your best bet is to leave them in that language. If you want to embrace Python, work every new project in Python from here forth, and assign resources to translate the past projects as available. If they have shared libraries, that would make it go even faster, but I don't think there's an easy way around this.
kirk_bottomley absolutely correct, it's very painful to convert/migrate project from one language to another, It is a manual task and management expect ROI same as past. its better to start new project in python instead of migrate existing.
We had deadly painful movement. :( Finally dropped that idea.
