Ramza Brown wrote:
> And I normally don't take the entire python library with me. I just
> take 'jython.jar' so I can distribute it easier.
Agreed - if one is happy with the costs of java inter-operation, then
jython rocks the house. Otherwise, I could recommend PMW atop Tkinter,
since the python
But the function is also too limited. What I want to do is to run much
of my py scripts in jython as good as possible.
On 8/9/05, Ramza Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> could ildg wrote:
> > Good job~
> > I also like both java and py so I always focus on jython,
> > but now it's being moved forw
could ildg wrote:
> Good job~
> I also like both java and py so I always focus on jython,
> but now it's being moved forward kinda slow.
> I'm looking forward to jython 2.4.
>
> You're right, swing is great. wxpy is also wonderfu but it's so lack
> of docs. I mainly work on windows so I use p4d(py
Good job~
I also like both java and py so I always focus on jython,
but now it's being moved forward kinda slow.
I'm looking forward to jython 2.4.
You're right, swing is great. wxpy is also wonderfu but it's so lack
of docs. I mainly work on windows so I use p4d(python for delphi), I
use delphi f
I know you may frown at my use at java, but this is a pretty simple way
to create GUIs quickly, using Java's swing. I have some code for an
approach for integrating the swing GUI components and python. I threw
the project together in a couple of days, so it is not some massive
application. A
