[Tutor] Witch gui to choose for this script?

[rolando]

> If you're just going for a simple two-textbox, one button, 'type here, 
> hit the button, and the translated text appears in the other box' 

Yeah, its something like that :D

Nothing to much fancy, it just that it can get kind of boring always 
going to the linux console to run the script.

I'm going to try the Boa Contructor.
>
> >I'm going to attach the script, just in case you want to see it.
> Good job on attaching the script!
> I did want to see it.
> I can't read the comments, though, but I think I got what it was doing.

Yeah, I kind of forgot to translate the comments.

Now I have attached the script with the translated comments.

Also any comments about the program are welcome.





Luke Paireepinart escreveu:
> rolando wrote:
>> Well, I don't know if I can ask this question here, but never mind 
>> that :)
>>
>> It´s like this, I created this python script that translates "human 
>> language" to Al-bhed language (it's a language from the game Final 
>> Fantasy 10, it's basicly a change in the letters for example A 
>> becomes W or B become H).
>>
>> Since I like the script, and it's my first "program", I am now trying 
>> to create a GUI for it.
>>
>> So what do you recommend?
>>
> I don't think something like this lends itself to a particular GUI set,
> so the question I have to ask you is:
> Do you feel lucky?
>
> Just kidding.
> It's really up to you on this one.
> TKInter would probably be easier to learn, since it's your first program.
> You could go the route of a GUI builder such as Boa Constructor, but 
> I'd recommend that you learn
> how to use a GUI toolkit before you use a builder, so that you know 
> exactly what the builder is automating for you.
>
> However, are you sure you want to jump into a GUI right now?
> If you're just going for a simple two-textbox, one button, 'type here, 
> hit the button, and the translated text appears in the other box'
> type thing, and not something fancy, I guess it's about as simple of 
> an introduction to a GUI toolkit as you can get, aside from a
> label that says "Hello, World" or other such thing.
> Just remember that it's important that you have a firm understanding 
> of python's built-ins, and I guess Python in general,
> before you start trying to use a big external package like a GUI 
> toolkit, and a little up-front time learning the basics will help you 
> a great deal in the long run.
>
> >I'm going to attach the script, just in case you want to see it.
> Good job on attaching the script!
> I did want to see it.
> I can't read the comments, though, but I think I got what it was doing.
>
> Good luck in whatever you choose to do.
> -Luke
>
>

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