I agree that a file load/save dialog is a good test to check if a GUI
is mature enough and simplicity should be one of the main goal. pyglet
is a good example of such simplicity and the accompanying
documentation makes things even easier to use.
I will open a new topic to gather ideas from the community.
On Jun 6, 6:25 pm, Lynx <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Jun 6, 8:54 am, Nicolas Rougier <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > With all the recent activity going around pyglet GUI (Lynx, Tristam,
> > me & my students), I wonder if we should try to setup some kind of
> > specification for a simple (and fast) user interface for pyglet. Based
> > on this document, we could maybe gather our efforts towards a single
> > code that would suit most user needs. Event if we fail in the long
> > run, someone could later use this document and code to finish the
> > work.
>
> I'd certainly be willing to help if we had a community project.
>
> My main criteria for a good GUI is:
>
> * Simple to use
> * Reasonably speedy
> * Must support the minimum widgets to create a File Save dialog
> * Supports themes
> * Code should not make me want to stab my eyes out
>
> Most widget libraries I've seen up to this point do not include the
> scrollable menu, which is a key element for File Save dialogs.
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