Hi, > For what concerns me, I use Python because I have absolutely no > knowledge of C programming in Windows, neither the applications needed > to develop in C under Windows CE... neither the time to learn, sorry. > I'll stick to Tkinter until I'll be able to install Linux on my > smartphone...
If you want an alternative ot Tkinter, expecially if you're interested in native rendering, you should look forward for ppygui ( http://sf.net/projects/ppygui ). It is inspired by Venster, using ctypes to access system graphic dll (this helps a lot circumventing the virtual adress space limitation, beeing pure python and implementing no additional dll), but this is a brand new api, designed for python developers, and requires absolutely no knowledge of the C win32 api (But you can extend ppygui quite easily if you know so). I'm still developing it actively but the current basis provides the following features explained in this mail: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/pythonce/2007-October/001874.html The toolkit works well on PocketPc and Touch-screen based Smartphone, and Christopher Fairbairn will help me porting it to other smartphone devices. There's a CVS up on sourceforge, but no public release yet. This is because I may still introduce little backward incompatible changes if for instance I find a better/more pythonic api for some controls, but I'm inclined to send the work done so far to anyone asking for it. Regards, Alexandre _______________________________________________ PythonCE mailing list PythonCE@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythonce
