One note(downside) about wxPython: cuz it's based on C libraries it's
missing the nice, polymorphic function argument style of python ((in
contrast to TKinter :-) )):
func(defautlt1=val1, dflt2=val2,...., **argDict{} )
where all you custom arguments are handled in one data structure
-argDict{}- optionally overwriting the defaults, and are passed down to
all the sub-functions.
Extremely convenient, not just for large GUI apps.............. Horst
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Rob Hudson wrote:
> 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!
... etc
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