On 2010-05-30, <jyoun...@kc.rr.com> <jyoun...@kc.rr.com> wrote:
> 1. wxPython - This looks very good, although I'm not sure > how to set up portability with this. I'm not sure what you mean by "set up portability". If you follow the wxPython API documentation, then wxPython code is fairly portable. > Other machines that would run the Python code probably wouldn't have > the Developer Tools or wxPython installed. I think I could use > Py2App for OS X to create a Package App but I'm not real familiar > with how that would all work. I've used py2exe with success. It's fairly simple to use for simple programs, but can require some configuration tweaking if you use a log of libraries (wxPython numeric Python, scientific Python, etc.). > 6. TkInter - Does this module come standard on all machines > that have Python? Not all, but it's a lot more common than wxPython. > Haven't worked with this one much, but if I send Python code to other > machines would TkInter work? Generally yes, if the machines have TkInter installed. > Would love to hear anyones thoughts about GUI programming and what > they use. Would also like to hear pros/cons with the different > modules/apps. This question comes up about once a week, so Google should be able to find plenty of recent threads. -- Grant -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
