Ben Finney wrote: > You already have Python, and can embed it in your program. The only > missing piece seems to be the primitive operations at the core, which > surely depend on what exactly it is you have in mind for your program > and can't really be provided in a generic form by some other party. > > That's where you're wrong. Such a tool exists. I really can't explain any better than I (and Jarek even better so) already did. The keyword is Rich-Client-Platform. Wikipedia explains it, so does the already presented Eclipse-wiki, as does the Enthought Tools Site (specifically Envisage), which also holds the answer to my problem/question. It is solved. If you don't understand what I want, go to <URL: http://code.enthought.com/ets/> and read what it does.
I really, really appreciate the effort you (all of you) make in helping me and getting me on the right track, but I'm a bit confounded by how you can be trying to convince me that the tools I'm currently reading the docs for don't exist. I don't mean to be bitching, really. I just don't get your point here. :) W -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list