> If there's ever a way to integrate VPython inside of wxWidgets (I > don'tthink there is right now), then I dare say PyGeo would > benefit by moving to > wxWidgets. Arthur's Tk menus and controls could be re-rendered in > a more > capable framework. Plus he'd get the benefit of a more consistent > look on > the different platforms (this would be especially noticeable on > Mac OSX).
Remember that the gui intensive Leo found no reason to go beyond TK. TK's capabilities and Arthur's capabilities with TK being different issues ;) Current VPython uses GTK1 on Linux (where an addtional component for creating a GTK OpenGL canvas is necessary) and a native OpenGL canvas for Windows. VPython is working toward some integration with PyOpenGL. Which will be very cool. I am hoping this will also mean that it will eventually render onto any OpenGL capable widget - which would include wxPython and PyGame, among others. Last I looked, the _tkinter OpenGL widget, which has always been a bit of a pain, was out of commission. At the point that VPython offers more flexibility, I will need to reassess my options. And look forward to it. All evidence still pointing to the fact that I have gotten on the right horses, for the kinds the things I have been exploring, and hoping to encourage others to explore. Art _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
