Olof Bjarnason wrote:
Are there any plans to "subset" pywin32 to use only exactly what pygui needs? It would be consistent with pyguis policy of being as lightweight as possible.
I'd like to get rid of pywin32 altogether and do it all with ctypes eventually. A halfway step might be to move away from the MFC layer of pywin32 and just use the raw win api layer.
Dito for other platforms (how widespread is gtk/gtk+? pyobjc?)
Gtk seems to be pretty standard on Linux these days, although the pygtk wrapper might need to be installed. There seems to be a version of pyobjc installed with the system python on MacOSX, although I haven't tested pygui with it yet.
Is pygui sizer-based or fixed-coordinate based?
Neither. It has its own ways of doing layout, which are different and somewhat simpler than the schemes used by gtk and wx. To get the flavour of it, check out the 'anchor' property and the Row, Column and Grid components. -- Greg _______________________________________________ Pygui mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pygui
