I think I will have to turn those admin request checks off -- they seem to
catch a valid mail every now and again.
If you want to see an example of glade output, see the .glade files in
examples/glade from the pygtk distribution, or download glade and create a
few interfaces of your own.
James.
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> > C-GTK has been ported to Windows and OS/2, and things will only
> get better.
> Hmmm, I guess it needs to be ported to Mac too to be in consideration
> for "de-facto"ness <g>.
>
> > Unfortunately, Guido and others consider Tkinter the "de-facto" GUI for Python.
> > I think and hope this will change as they see how much better suited GTK is for
> > the job than sharing GUI's with Tcl/Tk. Once GLADE/gIDE are able to generate
> > native PyGTK code, we may indeed have something that beats IDLE hands down.
> >
> I haven't started any GUI stuff yet, but doesn't GLADE produce XML
> which can be read? or is this problematic? Do you know of any work
> being done ala glade-- for python (pyglade?)?
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> I suggested holding a "Python Object Oriented Programming Seminar",
> but the acronym was unpopular. Joseph Strout, 28 Feb 1997
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