Does Python need a native, pure Python, Windows GUI toolkit, one that uses
win32 api calls directly to use native windows controls?
Or would that development be a waste of resources, in these days of
of Python.NET, Windows forms, IronPython, (and last, not least, wxPython
and all these other
Don't most people nowadays wants, and maybe even needs, OS-independant
applications ?
cheers (from a happy wxPython user, formely a happy Delphi user ;-)
Stef Mientki
Thomas Heller wrote:
Does Python need a native, pure Python, Windows GUI toolkit, one that uses
win32 api calls directly to
Stef Mientki schrieb:
Don't most people nowadays wants, and maybe even needs, OS-independant
applications ?
Sure. But I assume that still quite a lot of people do NOT care
about x-platform compatibility for their applications.
Thomas
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Hi!
Perso, I use a HTML-GUI (with Python = PyWin32 = IE+Jscript library).
It is self-important for me, and enough fun...
I had already tried:
- Autoit + Python: very good, but a little bit bizarre architecture
- Kixform (an ActiveX GUI) ; very easy, but not rather complete
- WPF (dotNET),
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 10:46 PM, Thomas Heller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Python need a native, pure Python, Windows GUI toolkit, one that uses
win32 api calls directly to use native windows controls?
How does it differ from http://venster.sourceforge.net/ ?
Thomas Heller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Python need a native, pure Python, Windows GUI toolkit, one that uses
win32 api calls directly to use native windows controls?
Or would that development be a waste of resources, in these days of
of Python.NET, Windows forms, IronPython, (and last,
Thomas Heller wrote:
Does Python need a native, pure Python, Windows GUI toolkit, one that uses
win32 api calls directly to use native windows controls?
I believe so. One of the long-term goals for PyGUI is to
give it a native Windows backend. I share your dislike of
layers on layers.
Are
