> My personal suggestion would be to go with SQLite because it's a
> standard database which can be used with large number of other tools and
> languages.
>
> As for report generating features, I don't know of any free report
> generators that are as easy to use like the one in Access (e.g.
> point
> I really don't see why you should lay everything in stone before you
> start. Things may or may not fall into place. Worry about it when it
> worries you.
>
Well, my program is going to require all these things. Information required
to even build the screen is being stored in the database. (Th
> > I've decided on DrPython for the Editor
>
> An editor for each language? Is that the kind of tower you get when
> you start using IDEs? I just kept right on using the same text editor
> I'd been using for the last 20 (now 30) years.
I have programmed in the past with a plain text editor t
Wow - deciding to program in python sure requires a lot of decisions!
So far:
I've decided on python for the programming language.
I've decided on wxpython for the GUI
I've decided on DrPython for the Editor
I still need to decide on a database I've really only used Access,
and
Hi all...
I am looking at writing a little program for my own use, and probably for a
bunch of other people too, and I am trying to decide what would be the best
language to use.
I am a "retired" programmer, that started in the DOS world. (Well, I guess
I started pre-DOS...). I learned C++ (for
