On 02/07/2009, at 12:25 PM, Kao Cardoso Felix wrote:
> Before trying pygtk I tried wxPython, but I didn't like it. The API is
> overwhelming and there's plenty of complicated ways of doing the most
> simple things. Pygkt seems much more sane and uniform to me. Anyway,
> the OpenGL integration is already done, but I don't know how easy it
> would be to integrate with cocos.
Unfortunately pygtk just means pain on OS X until a native gtk becomes
available. I'm really hanging out for a native Inkscape so I don't
have to deal with ctrl as a command modifier and extra-clicking to get
around the annoying X11 focus.
> I agree with Richard that Tkinter is an alternative. The fact that it
> works with vanilla python is definitely a good thing, and I know that
> some newer versions even have a theme engine that makes it look
> prettier
Note that tkinter is themed according to the platform at the moment.
The new theme stuff is used to make it *not* look like the platform.
I'm not sure what sort of look you're going for though.
Richard
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