Re: [PyKDE] qtarch and PyQt/KDE

2000-03-04 Thread Gary Huckabay

Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
 
  On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Gary Huckabay wrote:
 
   Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
   
 I was wondering whether it would be useful to have a utility 
 that translated the qtArch output to Python - or whether there's
 even someone who has already begun such a beast,,,

 Yes, that would be immensely useful!  The glade tool for PyGTK is
 very useful.

And Deirdre wrote:

 I agree. It might even be more useful if we could parse Glade stuff
 and come up with Qt architecture out of it. :)

Boudewijn Rempt responded:
 Well, that's getting more complicated. I mean, the C++ output of
 QtArch can be turned into Python with a few well-choses
 search-and-replace commands, and the same holds of the intermediary
 format. But converting from one style of gui to another, that's
 another matter. If I get a bitof time, I'll try to whip up a simple

Boudewijn, that would be extremely helpful.

Thanks!

Gary







Re: [PyKDE] qtarch and PyQt/KDE

2000-03-04 Thread Bill Eldridge

I haven't actually thought about the issue more
than 30 seconds, but there's a nice new development
environment for wxPython called Boa Constructor - 
it might be useful for porting to a framework for
a QT Constructor for Python.  Or not.

Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
 
 On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Deirdre Saoirse wrote:
 
  On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Gary Huckabay wrote:
 
   Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
   
I was wondering whether it would be useful to have a utility that
translated the qtArch output to Python - or whether there's even
someone who has already begun such a beast,,,
  
   Yes, that would be immensely useful!  The glade tool for PyGTK is very
   useful.
 
  I agree. It might even be more useful if we could parse Glade stuff and
  come up with Qt architecture out of it. :)
 
 
 Well, that's getting more complicated. I mean, the C++ output of QtArch
 can be turned into Python with a few well-choses search-and-replace
 commands, and the same holds of the intermediary format. But converting
 from one style of gui to another, that's another matter. If I get a bit
 of time, I'll try to whip up a simple conversion script, even though
 I'm sure there are people around who are far more capable than I am
 for this little task ;-).
 
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Re: [PyKDE] qtarch and PyQt/KDE

2000-03-03 Thread Boudewijn Rempt


On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Deirdre Saoirse wrote:

 On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Gary Huckabay wrote:
 
  Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
   
   I was wondering whether it would be useful to have a utility that
   translated the qtArch output to Python - or whether there's even
   someone who has already begun such a beast,,,
  
  Yes, that would be immensely useful!  The glade tool for PyGTK is very
  useful.
 
 I agree. It might even be more useful if we could parse Glade stuff and
 come up with Qt architecture out of it. :)
 

Well, that's getting more complicated. I mean, the C++ output of QtArch 
can be turned into Python with a few well-choses search-and-replace 
commands, and the same holds of the intermediary format. But converting
from one style of gui to another, that's another matter. If I get a bit
of time, I'll try to whip up a simple conversion script, even though
I'm sure there are people around who are far more capable than I am
for this little task ;-).