[python-win32] ANN: PyGUI 2.3.2

[Tim Roberts]

Octavian Rasnita wrote:
> I read "There is now a native Windows implementation based on pywin32 and ctypes."
>
> Does this mean that under Windows it uses the Win32 standard GUI like WxPython?

If you read the documentation, I think this will be clear.  It uses
standard Win32 controls.

> I am asking this because I want to know if the interfaces it creates will be accessible for screen readers.

Yes, they should be.

> BTW, what is the difference between PyGUI and WxPython?

That's a difficult question to answer.  Really, they are two different
approaches to the same problem.  wxPython is a Python wrapper around a
largish GUI framework library that was originally written for C++ and
continues to have a life in the C++ world.  PyGUI is a Python wrapper
around the Win32 API.  The underlying wxWidgets library is a lot richer,
but PyGUI is lighter weight.

To know more, you should download both and try them.

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Tim Roberts, timr at probo.com
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