[Pythonmac-SIG] Advice for GUI app on Mac & Windows
Sung Kim
skim@adobe.com
Wed, 17 Jul 2002 16:46:27 -0700
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Hi,
I'm still trying to find the GUI toolkit which will work on
MacOS 9, MacOS X and Windows...
I have a related question:
My glue library is a carbon-compliant PEF-executable format
library. Can I rewrite the library to be Mach-O and still call
functions in (someone else's) carbon-compliant PEF-executable
format library? Thanks again.
--Sung H. Kim
skim@adobe.com
On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 03:46 PM, Sung Kim wrote:
Hi,
I'm considering using Python to write a cross-platform API
tester (a GUI app). I have already created glue libraries on
Windows and Mac (so that our Python script can access C APIs in
question). Fyi, on the Mac, the C APIs live in a
carbon-compliant shared library. Are there reasons why Python
would or would not be a good solution for this?
If Python is a good solution, any advice on which Python
modules/libraries to use would be appreciated as well. One of
the benefits of Python is "write-once for Mac and Windows" but
I'm having a hard time finding a GUI solution that'll work on
both platforms. Thank you!
--Sung H. Kim
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Hi,
I'm still trying to find the GUI toolkit which will work on MacOS 9,
MacOS X and Windows...
I have a related question:
My glue library is a carbon-compliant PEF-executable format library.
Can I rewrite the library to be Mach-O and still call functions in
(someone else's) carbon-compliant PEF-executable format library?
Thanks again.
--Sung H. Kim
skim@adobe.com
On Wednesday, July 10, 2002, at 03:46 PM, Sung Kim wrote:
<color><param>0000,0000,DEDE</param>Hi,
I'm considering using Python to write a cross-platform API tester (a
GUI app). I have already created glue libraries on Windows and Mac (so
that our Python script can access C APIs in question). Fyi, on the
Mac, the C APIs live in a carbon-compliant shared library. Are there
reasons why Python would or would not be a good solution for this?
If Python is a good solution, any advice on which Python
modules/libraries to use would be appreciated as well. One of the
benefits of Python is "write-once for Mac and Windows" but I'm having
a hard time finding a GUI solution that'll work on both platforms.
Thank you!
--Sung H. Kim
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