I've been away from Tkinter for awhile. Curious if Tkinter is available
for iOS devices (iPad//iPhone)? My google searches have not come up
with anything interesting.
Thanks!
Malcolm
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Looking for feedback on Tkinter compatibility with Windows 8 Metro GUI
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Malcolm
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On 3/3/13 1:26 PM, pyt...@bdurham.com wrote:
I've been away from Tkinter for awhile. Curious if Tkinter is available
for iOS devices (iPad//iPhone)? My google searches have not come up with
anything interesting.
Thanks!
Malcolm
No, it's not. I imagine the work to port Tk (and Tcl) to iOS would
As I understand it, GUI can be used under Objective C,
but the only viable GUI is that used in Apple's Objective C.
One solution would be to provide a library called tkinter with
the same classes and methods as those provided by tkinter, but instead
mapped onto Apple's GUI (is it COCOA?)
This may
On 3/3/13 2:24 PM, Michael O'Donnell wrote:
This may or may not be difficult, based on the kinds
of metaphors Apple uses.
It took Daniel Steffen, the previous maintainer of Tk on the Mac, nine
months of full-time work (sponsored by Apple) to port Tk from its old
Carbon base to its current Coc
Hi Kevin,
> So: yes, it would be difficult. It would be extremely difficult. I wouldn't
> hold my breath.
I was not actually suggesting porting
Tk (or Tkinter). Rather, building a set of classes
with the same names as those Tkinter uses,
and similar methods, but these instead call
the iOS GUI
Michael O'Donnell wrote:
But yes, I can see problems, for instance
if you used the pack geometry manager, it is unlikely
that iOS would use similar.
If iOS Cocoa is anything like regular Cocoa, there's
nothing remotely like it. You'd have to reimplement
the pack and grid geometry managers in th