I'm currently working on a gui to help users to start fgfs
with their own options (it parses prefernces.xml and show the
user the different options available). I started writing it
in Python with wxPython gui library (works on Linux-gtk,
Windows, MacOSX, and every motif-Unices). If find
Norman Vine writes:
FWIW - What I think would likely be the 'pentultimate' system is a Tool
that read the existing XML configuration files and automagically created
a GUI from what it found. This is sort of what the HTML interface to the
properties does now
If the GUI is able to run
Norman Vine writes:
but this was in reference to 'ease of use' for 'users' not 'developers'
hmmm
maybe FlightGear 'users' all know how to run compilers :-))
No, but any ones who can write Python or Java code certainly can. A
user-friendly, extensible GUI would probably have a
Norman Vine [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
My point was that the beauty of having a 'scriptable' GUI was that a
user, not a developer / programmer, should be able to personalize
their GUI easily, not so sure this would be possible with a C++ GUI.
Well one time I was asked to write an xml
Olivier Grisel writes:
So if we develop such user friendly tools, it might be a
good idea to choose only one gui style so as they get all
the same style.
You work sounds great. I see no harm in having both Java and Python
GUIs -- I'm no Python fan myself (though there are other fgfs
David Megginson wrote:
Olivier Grisel writes:
So if we develop such user friendly tools, it might be a
good idea to choose only one gui style so as they get all
the same style.
You work sounds great. I see no harm in having both Java and Python
GUIs -- I'm no Python fan myself
It don't like SWING ! It don't like SWING !
:)
For Windows users py2exe exists and transorf a wxPython
app into a dummy-windows-user friendly .exe file.
(but have never tested it since I don't have win)
Irix doesn't support motif or gtk ?
Some (too early) screen shots
Olivier Grisel wrote:
It don't like SWING ! It don't like SWING !
:)
For Windows users py2exe exists and transorf a wxPython
app into a dummy-windows-user friendly .exe file.
(but have never tested it since I don't have win)
Irix doesn't support motif or gtk ?
Actually, it supports
David Megginson writes:
Olivier Grisel writes:
So if we develop such user friendly tools, it might be a
good idea to choose only one gui style so as they get all
the same style.
You work sounds great. I see no harm in having both Java and Python
GUIs -- I'm no Python fan myself (though
Norman Vine wrote:
David Megginson writes:
Olivier Grisel writes:
So if we develop such user friendly tools, it might be a
good idea to choose only one gui style so as they get all
the same style.
You work sounds great. I see no harm in having both Java and Python
GUIs -- I'm no Python
Tony Peden writes:
Norman Vine wrote:
David Megginson writes:
Olivier Grisel writes:
So if we develop such user friendly tools, it might be a
good idea to choose only one gui style so as they get all
the same style.
You work sounds great. I see no harm in having both Java and Python
GUIs
Tony Peden writes:
Scripting languages are good stuff ... but they are still languages.
Agreed :-)
but this was in reference to 'ease of use' for 'users' not 'developers'
hmmm
maybe FlightGear 'users' all know how to run compilers :-))
Cheers
Norman
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