tcl/tk vs. python/Tkinter - Example attached
Chetan Ahuja
ahujache at cse.msu.edu
Wed Jun 14 15:29:21 EDT 2000
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Daniel Kramer <daniel at visionart.com> spoke thusly: <snip> > Since I am new to this lang I was just wondering if there was a way to > get better python/TK performance... if anyone could try out the examples > and let me know.. for me the tcl/tk one feels much more responsive but I > don't have any hard numbers to prove that. > I have been reading that wxWindows is the much faster solution.. but I > am very familiar with TK and it's plenty fast for what I need.. but I > worry that the Tkinter ver won't be fast enough once I add alot more to > it. > -Daniel Just adding my 2 cents here. I think I see a very slight difference on my linux machine with all the latest versions of interpreters. It's a celeron 366 with 128 Megs of RAM. The python version seems just a tiny bit slower if I move the boxes around very fast. And oh, the difference almost disappears for me on commenting out the following line. self.canvas.itemconfig(Node.currentNode[0] + "_base",fill = "red") Could this change in color be causing the perception of jumpiness....?? The boxes always remain grey in the tcl version. Chetan
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