"Steve Willoughby" wrote
However, there are some real disadvantages to Tk(inter) as well, chiefly
that it is a least-common denominator which does a passable job of running
GUIs but they don't look consistent with the native look of Windows or OS/X
The new themed widgets in Tk have changed t
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 01:48:24AM +0100, Sharon wrote:
> I think you are probably right. The only other sort of programming I did
> before I started on python was really 'VBA' and everything was done with
> GUI. I think that is what was in my mind. I have started using Tkinter
> and it isn't so
I think you are probably right. The only other sort of programming I did
before I started on python was really 'VBA' and everything was done with
GUI. I think that is what was in my mind. I have started using Tkinter
and it isn't so bad. I just like the idea of having the visual side of
actuall
"Sharon" wrote
I am a newbie to python but would like to use a designer for
simplicity. Which would be the easiest to use:
WxGlade
Qt 4 Designer
Glade Interface Designer (Gtk)
These are all GUI builders so I assume you want to write GUIs?
If so which GUI toolkit are you intending to use
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From: Sharon
Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2010 14:34:56
To: Tutor Python
Subject: [Tutor] Which Designer
Hi,
I am a newbie to python but would like to use a designer for
simplicity. Which would be the easiest to use:
WxGlade
Qt
Hi,
I am a newbie to python but would like to use a designer for
simplicity. Which would be the easiest to use:
WxGlade
Qt 4 Designer
Glade Interface Designer (Gtk)
At this point in time I would be looking at the simplest for a newbie
until my programming skills in Python improve. Appreciat
