Python and Windows.Forms
Shane
s.brennan at cox.net
Wed May 12 22:15:52 EDT 2004
Hey folks,
I'm new to Python and programming in general and I'm having a blast. I
was curious if it was possible to use Windows.Forms; I'm interesting in
porting a C++ program a friend wrote for me to Python and would like to
use a similar GUI (its fairly simple). I've noticed ActiveState has a
.NET plugin for Python...
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Visual_Python/?_x=1
...but I'm not sure that is what I am looking for and I'm stuck with
Borland C# Builder Personal Edition anyway for financial reasons.
One thing that threw me for a loop was that when I used ActivePython
(ActiveStates Python IDE, I like it so far) to run a script I wrote, it
gives me a Windows.Forms input box when I call raw_input as opposed to
the regular console input message you get in the basic interactive
window that comes with a standalone Pythin installation. What's going on
there? Can I harness that a little more?
Shane Brennan
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