PyAppBar/wxAppBar opened at SourceForge
Keith Farmer
kfarmer at thuban.org
Mon Feb 25 03:14:39 EST 2002
"Philip Swartzleonard" <starx at pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:Xns91B92597C587BRASXnewsDFE1 at 130.133.1.4...
> tell me what to do with this... maybe i'm looking in the wrong places
Install. Run the demo. This isn't anything more than a proof of concept,
and it's not all that complex.
> but i couldn't even find definate information on something both tiny and
> important: which OS(s) it is designed for. I can only guess that it
> works on windows due to the DLLs available for download.
See what you quoted...
> This project aims to create Application Toolbars (a class of
> dockable window under Win32) in Python. Examples of AppBars
However, I'd be just as happy if an API was developed to deal with these
things in a generic way. I'm not certain, though, that it's particularly
feasible on anything less than an OS-by-OS basis. Certainly, *I* think this
sort of thing is dreadfully missing from the Python GUIs I've dealt with
(PythonWin, wxPython, Tkinter).
> It is a nice idea though, if it does what i think it does =).
Well, it's been done before, certainly, but as far as I can tell, I'm the
only one to have bothered posting code. If the resize/move bugs could be
squashed by someone more skilled in win32 than I, it'd be basically done for
what I'm wanting. Even with the bugs (which I never encounter since I never
bother undocking the thing) it's proven useful for me.
Thinking of tackling DeskBands soon. Might be cleaner.
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