python QT and windows

[Maurizio Turatti]

There is a wxWindows (C++) version built over GTK and one over Motif,
both very nice indeed. wxPython is based on wxGTK only, not wxMotif.
wxPython offers a very native look and feel both on Windows and Unix.
You can download the Linux RPM or compile the source. I am running it on
IRIX also. I think wxPython it's fast, easy to learn and offers a very
rich set of widgets. From a Windows developer's point of view, I think
wxWindows can resemble the MFC, but it's a lot cleaner in its design.
There's also a (commercial) GUI builder, called wxDesigner, which can
produce both C++ and Python code.

	Maurizio


Frank Miles wrote:
> 
> In article <8qgb9d$8od$1 at news1.xs4all.nl>,
> Boudewijn Rempt <boud at rempt.xs4all.nl> wrote:
> 
> >wxPython is a wrapper around a wrapper around the native Windows toolkit
> >and offers a lot of good widgets and a sensible API. It's portable, but
> >might be a bit difficult to install (at least, I am perpetually having
> >problems installing it on Linux). Because it uses native Windows widgets,
> >you are assured of a good, native look and feel. That might not be the
> >case with tkInter. I don't know about the Python 2.0 support.
> 
> Perhaps I'm confused, but it appears to support GTK and Motif as well.
> It was easy to install using the Debian distribution.
> 
>         -frank
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