Hi, >> Wormwood, an easier way to create a crossplatform GUI than raw wxPython is >> to use pythoncard, which is a library that is on top of wxPython that is >> there to make it easier to use and to make it easier to >> layout GUI screens/dialogs.
I have heard some good things about pythoncard. I will be sure to give it a try! >> I've found its a much faster "whiteboard to running software time" then >> wxPython by itself. (I've used both, raw wxPython a lot *more* than >> pythoncard, as i'd not yet heard of it). Awesome. >> Alan is right about separating the core logic of the program from the >> input/output methods, and using that in both a command line and a gui >> program. I hope I am not missing messages from the tutor list again. I did not see anything from Alan on my question, which you seemed to be referring to... But that aside, I definitely agree this is an important principle, which I always try to implement. >> I doubt you'll need a book to use pythoncard. Its about as easy as VB to >> build a form with the WYSIWYG, and very pythonic to use the forms you've >> built. >> To get up an going, install a compatible version of wxPython use this link: http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/walkthrough1.html Thanks!
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