best GUI toolkit for python: tkinter, wxPython or what?
Leo
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Thu Oct 30 19:50:37 EST 2003
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"Tim Ronning" <tim.ronning at start.no> wrote in message news:mailman.251.1067537054.702.python-list at python.org... > I myself is a novice in this game. But I couldn't help myself, so in > paralell with learning the basics I fetched the Eric IDE, PyQt wrapper and > the latest QT. Within minutes I was actually generateing really nice UI's. > And the best thing of all, just compile your forms from within ERIC and, > voila you have a python script including all the QT stuff. This is RAD. sounds great. on what platform are you developing? i'd develop manily on mac os x and what are the needed _runtime_ modules (iguess pyqt and qt)? i'm not sure if tehy are available on mac and win (my target platforms). cheers, leo
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