rantingrick schrieb:

On Jun 10, 9:38 pm, Stephen Hansen <me+list/pyt...@ixokai.io> wrote:

Also-- you're just starting to get wrong.

http://docs.python.org/library/tix.html

They don't -call- them the things you are, but between ComboBox, and the
flexibility of HList and TList... it actually offers quite a lot.

Urm, do you *know* what a Grid widget is Stephen? (hint: Excel) Do you
*know* what a ListCtrl is Stephen? (Hint: File Browser in report or
iconlabel views) Neither of those widgets exists in the Tix package.
And how do i *know* this? Well because unlike you i have actually
written code with Tix widgets, obviously you have not.



All this stuff is present in Tk!

OpenGL:
tkzinc, a 2D visualiation system based on OpenGL,
this one is widley used in air-traffic control...
BTW: tkinc features the best transformation system in the
IT--the author got a patent for it.

canvas3d, OpenGL-3D.

In addition there are *very very very large* visualization systems available in Tk:
vtk for example...


ListCtrl --besides that I truely hate this type of controls, an aggregation of usablility problems--
tkTreeCtrl is a true clone of MSWIN Explorer


Spreadsheet:
Well, whow doesn't exist in Tix! Are you sure? Hint: look again.
There is tktable, technically well done with on-demand data aquisition,
looks really ugly. An open field to display your artistic prowess.

Once upon a time there was a complete
spreadsheet application written in C++/Tk: abacus.

The TList only displays iconlabels in a wrapping column format, not in
any "report mode" ala: Windows Explorer("details mode"). The HList
widget is for showing a tree structure and is NOTHING like either a
ListCtrl or a Grid.


See above.
But notice this windows explorer type sort of thing is a major offence
on other platforms.

My own approach for such an interface function is to use seperate window
types, it reduces the maintainment cost for such an application.


HList:
Well *now* I am speachless. Did you actually even do a superfical
research on the topic?

BLT-tree
bwidget-tree
rtl_tree
hugelist
tkTreeCtrl (mentioned above)
ttk:treectrl
tablelist
tixtreecontrol

Just scanning the docs of a module (that you know jack about) and then
parroting off some baseless arguments are bound to bite you in the
@ss! *egg on face*

Please enjoy it.

-roger
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