Speaking of wxWindows. Here's an interesting project: http://wxmozilla.sourceforge.net/
About: wxMozilla is a project underway to develop a wxWindows component for embedding the Mozilla browser into any wxWindows application. The wxMozilla classes will utilize minimal, if any, platform dependant code and utilize directly the XPCOM (Cross Platrom COM) interface to instantate a html browser or editor within the application. -Rob > On 20030619.1607, Ralph Zeller said ... > > Python's great. It starts slower than many small unix programs but the > code is very readable. The wxPython library is a nice gui, there are > several ways to do gui development with wxPython--boa, pythoncard, wxGlade, > or vim! > > The scripts are fairly fast and responsive; it's not that hard to create > programs that are comparable to c++ in speed. Best of all, there is no > effort to compiling, linking, etc. Most developers using python rely on > only the "print" command and builtin traceback info for debugging. > > I like wxPython because the code is very windows/linux portable. I like > boa because you can use it to quickly create gui forms, menus, toolbars, > and grids that work. You can add your own code, and drag it all back > into boa to change the gui stuff. _______________________________________________ EuG-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
