[Emc-developers] dxf2gcode: Looking for Python UI directions

2009-12-06 Thread Michael Haberler
Hi all I'm working with the Christian Kohlöffel, author of dxf2gcode (http://code.google.com/p/dxf2gcode/ ) in several directions, one of them is considering switching GUI kit. The current released dxf2gcode uses wxPython, but this might change; Christian is currently exploring Tkinter but i

Re: [Emc-developers] dxf2gcode: Looking for Python UI directions

2009-12-07 Thread Maxime Lemonnier
I'm working on a new EMC GUI based on PyQT4. It is, by far, the best gui toolkit around. I recommend using Qt4-designer with pyuic4 and, if not already done, to decouple your project in a gui project and a back-end project. I can give you access to my svn if you want an example. PyQt4 will be

Re: [Emc-developers] dxf2gcode: Looking for Python UI directions

2009-12-07 Thread Alexey Starikovskiy
Hi Maxime, I would like to see/participate in your project... If you have something, please share. Regards, Alex. Maxime Lemonnier пишет: > I'm working on a new EMC GUI based on PyQT4. It is, by far, the best gui > toolkit around. > > I recommend using Qt4-designer with pyuic4 and, if not al

Re: [Emc-developers] dxf2gcode: Looking for Python UI directions

2009-12-08 Thread Jeff Epler
Of the items on your list, I think only PyGTK and tkinter don't require additional packages compared to the ones we put on the Live CD. I've never personally used pyqt or wxpython. Comparing tkinter and pygtk for your needs, I think you'll find gtk's canvas and tree widgets are better than anythi