Joe Chott wrote: > > Hello everyone. > > I have PyQt running on my iPAQ. I don't know python very well > (just bought "core PYTHON programming" yesterday, and I think I > am pretty up to speed on the commandline stuff). > > I do most of my programming on a daily basis in Tcl/TK. I > learned this language with Ousterhouts book and the main reason > I picked it up as quick as I did was because of the INCREDIBLY > easy way the book went along. I could go through the pages > until I saw a picture of the type of widget I wanted to learn > how to deal with, and then the code that produced the widget was > right there. > > I guess one of the most awesome things to me about tcl/tk was > that a code example like: > > button .b -text "Exit Program" -command exit > pack .b > > is a complete, self contained program, in two lines, which shows > how a button works in tcl/tk. > > As clean as python is (and I do like how clean the code looks), > it seems that you have more overhead to have a working PyQt app, > and that is fine. > > What I would like is something like: > > 1. Here is a sample of source code. In the following examples, > you will insert the example code between the: > > # Begin example source > > and the > > # End example source > > Then the examples would be "self contained", but not overly > long. ie, all of them could be placed into the source code > container, if that makes sense. > > Anyway, I have not been able to find any good sample code out > there that does the BASIC stuff. I would like a tour of some > basic widgets, where the widgets don't do much of anything to > keep the code simple, followed by some examples where the > widgets are tied to something, followed by using the widgets > together. > > I think with that basic bit of example, I could probably be up > and writing my own useful apps in a few hours time. > > If anyone knows of such a stash of example code, PLEASE share it > with me. If such a stash does not exist currently, then I will > just struggle my way through, probably ask the list for some > critique's of my code, and I will produce a web page with the > information so hopefully others won't have to struggle as I am > now.
If you've only got hold of the PyQt .ipk then get hold of the source tarball as well and look at the tutorials and examples. Then there's Boudewijn's book of course. Phil _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
