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Rob Hall wrote:
> I've been comparing different GUI development systems for a few weeks now
> and thought I'd settle on wxPython.  That is, until I had a look at PyQt.
> 
> Has anyone tried it?  If so, are there any gotchas?  How does it compare to
> wx?
> 
> The documentation looks very good which is a bonus.
> 
> Rob
> 
> 

I am using it on a large in-house project (using the $$$ commercial 
version on Windows). Pretty much I'd have to say that I couldn't be 
happier. The design/code/debug cycle using Qt Designer/pyuic/Python is 
very fast and Qt is an excelently designed library. The UIs are very 
responsive and there are lots of useful widgets. The signal/slot 
mechanism is very powerful and makes your code simple and clean. As the 
other poster said, the main (read only) drawback is the $$$.

Don

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