On Mar 7, 2005, at 5:11, Piet van Oostrum wrote:
altern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (E) wrote:
E> hi all
E> i was wondering if it is possible to use pyGTK to program crossplarform
E> python apps. I have been it checking, downloaded the installer from pygtk
E> website but i cannot compile it so far. I have been trying to install it
E> with packman but i cannot see it.
E> I want it to create a opengl window. So far i have been using wxpython but
E> as i want to do something simple somebody suggested me that GTK might be
E> good solution.
You should be aware that pygtk works only with X11, it won't give you a native Aqua interface. This is because GTK is not native on MacOSX. And yes, it can be compiled (I did it myself).
To my knowledge, here is a pretty complete list of how you can get an Aqua OpenGL window from Python:
- wxPython
- PyObjC (not cross-platform, but light and easy)
- PyOpenGL (via GLUT, which kinda sucks, but good enough for some things)
- pygame (only one window per app)
- Tkinter (via Togl, if that still compiles)
-bob
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