> Really though, these questions are more suited for the wxPython
mailing list.
Thank you very much for this acclaration :)
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On 27 Apr 2005 11:31:00 -0700, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong: XRCed doesn't allow to do MDI Parent and Child
> frames, but simple apps only.
> For what you wouldn't use it? And instead, what would you use instead?
> GUI Hand coding?
>
> Daniel
>
Looking at the docs
Ok, I get the point. So, when a dynamic component comes up, It can be
handled importing from an XRC file?
I have to develop a complete MDI app, so I'm realizing that I will get
ride of hand-coding it.
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I forgot to mention in my previous post that the best thing in wxPython
is the wxPython demo. It helped me a lot. Browsing through the examples
usually faster than browsing through the api doc.
About XRCed:
I put every static components of the window layout in an xml file with
XRCed
(not static co
Correct me if I'm wrong: XRCed doesn't allow to do MDI Parent and Child
frames, but simple apps only.
For what you wouldn't use it? And instead, what would you use instead?
GUI Hand coding?
Daniel
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On 2005-04-27, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you see carefully, that question was for you too, because the reply
> is at the same level as the one that says "Aaand: which do you
> prefer?" :)
You're assuming that everybody's newsreader displays things in
the same manner yours does.
Szabolcs Nagy wrote:
> it's not quite true since the latest stable release (2.6.0.0)
>
> see the new wx doc (it's generated with epydoc so it's not for C++):
> http://www.wxpython.org/docs/api/
>
> i used wxPython with XRCed a few times and i liked the way it works
> (worked under linux and win a
it's not quite true since the latest stable release (2.6.0.0)
see the new wx doc (it's generated with epydoc so it's not for C++):
http://www.wxpython.org/docs/api/
i used wxPython with XRCed a few times and i liked the way it works
(worked under linux and win as well for me)
nsz
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On 25 Apr 2005 08:56:23 -0700, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all...
>
> I'm learning both, but at a slow step, so I want to know all the
> comments about this subject in this group.
Personally, I like pyGTK more because the docs are better. There's
nothing I hate more than trying to use
If you see carefully, that question was for you too, because the reply
is at the same level as the one that says "Aaand: which do you
prefer?" :)
Daniel
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On 2005-04-27, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aaand: which do you prefer?
Neither particularly. I'm using wxPython because GTK for
windows wasn't ready three years ago when I initially had to
write my first Windows application. If I evaluated both of
them again today, I might choose G
On 2005-04-27, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And what did you use for deploying either PyGTK and wxPython? In other
> words, what were your workspace and logic of the development?
To whom is this question addressed?
I suggest you quote properly when replying in order to give
your question
Aaand: which do you prefer?
Daniel
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And what did you use for deploying either PyGTK and wxPython? In other
words, what were your workspace and logic of the development?
Thanks
Daniel
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On 2005-04-26, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aparently, none of you has tried wxPython recently or properly.
Not so. I'm using it currently and have been using it for a
couple years now.
> wxPython is a cross-platform toolkit. Currently supported platforms are
> 32-bit Microsoft Windows,
Hi all... Thank you for your answers...
wxPython, under Linux, tries to use GTK... A better way to say it is:
wxPython uses whatever it needs: under Windows, his API; under Linux,
his API (may imply the use of GTK or GNOME), etc...
Aparently, none of you has tried wxPython recently or properly.
w
dcrespo wrote:
Hi all...
I think wxPython is much better than PyGTK. First of all, PyGTK needs
the GTK runtime installed, whereas wxPython is entirely Python's
And depending on your platform, wxPython also requires GTK installed.
wxWindows is a wrapper for different GUI toolkits. On Windows, it us
dcrespo wrote:
> Hi all...
>
> I think wxPython is much better than PyGTK. First of all, PyGTK needs
> the GTK runtime installed, whereas wxPython is entirely Python's
> modules, so It facilitates the apps' distribution.
As already mentioned, it is not true. You will still need GTK
(on Linux, no
On 2005-04-25, Ivan Voras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Grant Edwards wrote:
>
>> Huh? wxPythonGTK requires GTK runtimes as well:
>
> He was probably talking about Windows, where wx toolkit uses native
> (more or less...) controls.
Ah -- I forgot that GTK was an option under Windows. The last
ti
Grant Edwards wrote:
Huh? wxPythonGTK requires GTK runtimes as well:
He was probably talking about Windows, where wx toolkit uses native
(more or less...) controls.
But then, installing GTK runtime libraries on Windows is a one-click
job, there are automated installers for it.
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Grant Edwards wrote:
On 2005-04-25, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all...
I think wxPython is much better than PyGTK. First of all, PyGTK needs
the GTK runtime installed, whereas wxPython is entirely Python's
modules,
Huh? wxPythonGTK requires GTK runtimes as well:
Hello,
On 2005-04-25, dcrespo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all...
>
> I think wxPython is much better than PyGTK. First of all, PyGTK needs
> the GTK runtime installed, whereas wxPython is entirely Python's
> modules,
Huh? wxPythonGTK requires GTK runtimes as well:
$ ldd libwx_gtk2_core-2.5.so> /tmp
Hi all...
I think wxPython is much better than PyGTK. First of all, PyGTK needs
the GTK runtime installed, whereas wxPython is entirely Python's
modules, so It facilitates the apps' distribution. Also, PyGTK uses
specific controls or widgets of GTK, while wxPython uses native
controls of the platf
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