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Productive GUI programming - a theory

phil hunt philh at cabalamat.org
Tue Mar 4 19:41:53 EST 2003 
On 4 Mar 2003 09:32:08 -0800, kkennedy <titanrebel at comcast.net> wrote:
>I'm relatively new to Python programming, so forgive me for any
>ignorance.  I've been reading many of the messages here in the group. 
>I am currently working on a small Python project that requires a GUI
>interface.  I went round and round trying to figure out which GUI
>toolkit to use (finally choosing pyGTK), and I see that many others
>have the same questions which to choose.
>
>Has anyone ever tried to write a "GUI abstraction layer"?  By that, I
>mean using common API "method calls" to create a GUI interface, and
>"under the covers" using the appropriate binding based on OS or user
>choice. 

That's what Tk does; the Python binding is called tkinter and comes 
with Python.

wxWindows does something similar, and also has Python bindings.

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