Hi Bob,
Coming from a VC++ to python was not that hard, but there are some
mentality changes and "gotchas" when i took up python. In your case, if
you want to learn MFC,
well, actaully its going to a lot more "gotchas" and finer mentality
changes. But i would recommend the following book if you are serious
into learning MFC without getting
confused by much of other C++ stuffs :-
http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Mastering-Development-Using-Visual/dp/B00002S9IV/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=software&qid=1216004029&sr=8-1
-best
Marcuys.
bob gailer wrote:
Marcus Low wrote:
Bob,
Do you mean u want to control pythonwin ide itself as somekind of
automation?
Yes. I already accomplished my first goal based on what Mark told me,
a program to open, size & position 5 py file edit windows - something
I was doing by hand each time I started the IDE.
Next step is to save the configuration upon exiting so I can restore
it at next startup.
MFC documentation will take some time to comprehend, as it is written
for C++ / NET rather than Python.
If you want to control pythonwin, then its another story.
That is the story I am writing!
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