Glenn Linderman wrote: > Win32::GUI -- no portability > > Tk -- Portable. Supports Unicode & fonts. No rich text support. No real > printing support, not even in TCL/Tk. A few packages for specific > platforms, not all platforms supported, no abstraction for portable > printing APIs. No rich text support. > > Wx -- Portable. Supports Unicode & fonts. Rich text support. Some > printing support on some platforms, not fully abstracted. > I'm not sure why you say "some" printing support. What do you mean with not fully abstracted? I've been using wxPerl for years and it has always served my printing needs.
I think wxPerl beats all the others. > Qt -- Portable. Supports Unicode & fonts. Rich text support (looks like > HTML or XML to some extent). Abstracted printing support -- a few > things are limited to a subset of platforms. > > So Qt sounds the best. Did I miss one of significance? > > But now here's the kicker: > > Perl::Qt hasn't been updated since 2003. PyQt had a recent release in > May 2008. Should I go learn Python? > Well, if you do, you might as well go for wxPython then... :-) Really, give wxPerl a chance and I think it will suit all your needs. (Especially in combination with wxGlade for fast and easy screen creation and code generation) Cheers, Huub Peters _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Users mailing list Perl-Win32-Users@listserv.ActiveState.com To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
