Hello Carlos, Steve, Stefan, Pierre,
Tanks for your contributions to my initial point. I browsed through some
TraitsUI docs (the traits_ui_scientific_app.html very well written by
the way) and thought this tip is among the best I ever got; I will try
that. But now the guidata/guiqwt looks also very good. I have no idea
why these did not come up when I looked for something better than the
Boa-constructor where I started with a few years ago because of its
simalarity to Delphi.
By the way one of my small things is incidentally also a camera control
but triggered by the computer using libgphoto2 of which the python
bindings (libgphoto2-python) seem to be broken with recent python
updates so have to re-do it and the above will help I guess.
Janwillem
On 10/23/2011 04:00 PM, Steve wrote:
I would also suggest Pierre's guidata/guiqwt libraries. I had been
hacking away in QtDesigner for weeks on an image manipulation GUI. I
had been coding my own routines for colormaps, image statistics, etc.
Guiqwt has these functions and more built in. I had a far more
advanced program coded in two days. Guidata provides the same
functionality as TraitsUI, but was much more intuitive/pythonic to me.
Guiqwt could be compared to Chacho, but when you add features like the
contrast tool, the image toolbars, and the cross-section tool, you may
never write a GUI any other way. I am an engineer first and a coder
second, and these libraries are a perfect fit.
On Oct 13, 3:39 am, janwillem<[email protected]> wrote:
I have been using Eric5 for some while. I like it in particular
because of the simple way it offers for generating python code for the
PyQt4 slots and signals. It relieves one from the need to realy
understand slots, signals, events et cetra. However, I never could get
code completion to work properly. If I e.g. type sys. then I only get
the sys methods already used in my own source. In Spyder on the other
hand you get all sys methods listed which is for somebody with a
memory like mine very convenient. In Spyder you can start QT4Designer
but after that it stops; I cannot find more PyQt4 integration in
Spyder. So for now it seems Eric5 for the PyQt4 part and Spyder for
all other source editing. There must be a better solution. Any
suggestions welcome.
Janwillem
P.S. My backgound: 15 years Delphi-1 through 7 and since a few years
Python (on linux) mainly command line + matplotlib.
Placed on both Eric and Spyder lists
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