I have browsing for the best toolkits available and the easiest one to 
port and AFAIK Tkinter is the winner ( with Tix).

It's now time to collect resources and tips and.... about it.


HF



Syed Imran wrote:

> Hi there,
> 
>     Should be feasible. Theres a Gtk port for windows. So youre better off
> using pygtk. I dont know about wxpython and what libraries it uses and
> whether it will be possible to bring up gui interfaces in windows.
> 
> Anyway, its a BIG project though, atleast if I'm involved :-)
> 
> Regards,
> Imran
> 
> Fabien HENON wrote:
> 
> 
>>I am currently learning to use the python script-language. I know that
>>there are a few toolkits available freely to create GUIs ( with windows,
>>buttons, drop-down windows,...) like wxpython, wpy. These toolkits can
>>be used with nearly the same look-like feeling on different platform.
>>
>>This is a novice question : Is it possible to write a cross-platform
>>(Linux, windows, Mac) editor for POV using python and these tools ?
>>
>>When I switch to Linux, I miss the usability of the windows version of
>>POV (Hotkeys, the help.chm, the syntax highlighting,....).
>>
>>I know that there is a POV-mode version for Emacs, but like many
>>beginners under linux, it puts me off.
>>
>>Nedit works fine but it needs some tweaking for the syntax highlights.
>>
>>Going back to my question : it is feasible ?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>

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