wxPython, py2exe

[Mike C. Fletcher]

OpenGL works with wxPython w/out any significant problems I can recall. 
  It even has an OpenGLContext context available :) .

Viewing images with wxPython:
	Quite doable, but we could use a generic image view/edit control.  You 
can roll your own in a few days (~2 weeks if you want something robust 
and sleek feeling).
	Basic formats are available from wxPython directly.  Exotic ones are 
loadable with PIL.  Expect to have ~ double memory overhead on load with 
the PIL approach, as it has both the raw binary string and the loaded 
image in memory at the same time.

Drawing with wxPython:
	I think there's a project called pysketch (or something like that) 
working on a vector-graphics drawing control, haven't tried generic 
graphic drawing in wxPython yet (I just use Corel when I need to draw 
something).
	There is the OGL library, but it is more suited for charts than drawing 
and certainly doesn't have a drop-in control for drawing work.  Again, 
creating your own is quite a doable project (~1 month for a drawing 
control with a standard data format and basic operations), all the 
primitives are there.

HTH,
Mike


Chris Barker wrote:
> Markus von Ehr wrote:
...
>>I need graphical support (viewing images, drawing, openGL, etc.),
>>does it work well with wxPython?
> 
> 
> Havn't used openGL, but otherwisw, yes.
> 
> -good luck,
> 
> -Chris