Bill Janssen wrote:
> I've looked over the PyGUI code a bit more carefully.
>
> It still looks good to me as a Py3K standard portable GUI candidate.
> In particular, it doesn't look like it would be hard to port to Java
> Swing (for Jython) and Windows.Forms (for IronPython on .NET and
> Mono). Might make good summer projects...
So you're really aiming at incorporating a gui-api for Python, so that it can
be pointed at the backend of choice? Something similar to what the DB-api
achieves for databases?
That certainly seems like a laudable goal. Advanced usage might still need to
dig into the underlying GUI framework directly, but a common front-end could
cover the needs of basic apps.
Cheers,
Nick.
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