I have actually looked at it and if I was developing more GUI
applications, I might go that way.
When I started this, I didn't know about alternatives to Perl/Tk and
Comodo and I also didn't know about some of Perl/Tk's problems and
lack of development.
Fortunately, as soon as I resolve remaining problems with ROText /
Viewer implementation and Balloons, I am done with GUI and back to my
real work: computational linguistics (with no GUI programming).
Pavel
On 19.5.2006, at 20:31, Jeff Hobbs wrote:
BTW, it struck me that you might be interested in playing with Komodo:
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Komodo/
It is a commercial IDE, but one feature you might like is the GUI
Builder. It
will generate Perl/Tkx code. Tkx is based on the Perl/Tcl module.
It isn't
meant to be compatible with Perl/Tk, it's just meant to work. It also
supports BWidgets and Iwidgets. It may be worth giving a try.
Jeff
