On Friday January 30 2004 14:24, Tom Badran wrote: > Is there an equivalent kdesdk/kapptemplate/appframework for > pykde applitcations? Prefereably with support for building c > modules (wheter through distutils or not)
There are some simple program templates in the templates/ directory in the PyKDE distribution - there are two subdirectories: annotated/ which contains some comments and basic/ which is the same programs without comments. The program templates all basically have the stuff necessary to most PyKDE programs - take care of KCmdLineArgs, subclass KMainWindow, start the event loop. There are several variations on doing menus/toolbar/statusbar (hardcoding, actions, XML), and a few things like a system tray app. There isn't any kind of wizard or program to automatically generate a PyKDE app, and nothing at the moment for building C/C++ modules. I hadn't considered the latter, since I've put a lot of development time into presip (which automatically generates sip bindings more or less) and plan on a sip tutorial which covers doing the same stuff manually. Once you're over the learning curve, sip is pretty easy to use to produce a set of bindings or a thin wrapper for C/C++ modules. I personally don't plan on doing anything with C/C++ modules without using sip, although there are a number of alternate methods possible and some of those may be better in some applications. Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
