Fredrik Lundh a écrit :
> Christophe wrote:
>
>>>> Also, the Tkinter API is far less elegant than the others.
>>> huh? create object, display object, create object, display object.
>>> sure looks like plain old Python to me...
>>
>> Let's see :
>>
>> .pack(side = "left")
----
>> fred = Button(self, fg = "red", bg = "blue")
>> fred["fg"] = "red"
----
>> fred.bind("<Enter>", turnRed)
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>> Yep, unelegant API I mantain
>
> yuck. if that's the kind of UI programs you're writing, we sure have
> different design ideals.
Those are all small code examples you find in the Python manual! They
are not a working program in itself and should not be taken so. I just
state my point about an ugly API with them.
> and arguing that Tkinter is unelegant when you're doing silly things in
> a silly way is a bit like arguing that Python is unelegant because your
> first attempt to write a "hello world" program resulted in:
>
> import sys
> # .stdout.write("Hello World") # gives unusable error message
> from sys import stdout as glah
> glah.writelines(iter(" ".join(["h3110", "W0rlD"])))
>
>> And no modern layout manager available. Only those old school
>> left/right/up/down pack and anchors are available.
>
> huh? when did you last look at Tk? 1994?
Yesterday. In fact, I could find no mention at all of layout managers
others than those working with anchors. Anchors are soooo old school
nowadays :)
Honestly, I can't stand using anchors or the Packer anymore. The systems
used in wx, Qt are much better. Use them once and you cannot live
without them anymore.
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