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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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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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From: Pabs
Subject: Re: Python + wxpython = cross-platform editor for POVRAY ?
Date: 28 Jan 2002 23:39:23
Message: <3c56277b@news.povray.org>
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just a comment:
what about anygui.sf.net
seems that it is more cross-platform NOW
Exerpt from the anygui platforms (backends) page:
W Bethon (BeOS native)
W Java Swing
W PythonWin/win32all
W PyGTK
W Tkinter
W wxPython
W PyQt
W Curses
W Plain Text
P Dynamic HTML
P PyFLTK
P = Planned, W = Working
Just my 0.02
Bye,
Pabs
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Pabs scribis news:3c56277b@news.povray.org:
> Exerpt from the anygui platforms (backends) page:
> W Bethon (BeOS native)
>
Thanks for the info. I am alwaysa looking for usefull
BeOS stuff.
--
Gis poste, Arto.
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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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Thanks for the link but for the time being it's an alpha 3 version. Has
someone around tried it ?
Maybe that's all nothing but prejudice.
HF
Pabs wrote:
> just a comment:
>
> what about anygui.sf.net
> seems that it is more cross-platform NOW
>
> Exerpt from the anygui platforms (backends) page:
> W Bethon (BeOS native)
> W Java Swing
> W PythonWin/win32all
> W PyGTK
> W Tkinter
> W wxPython
> W PyQt
> W Curses
> W Plain Text
> P Dynamic HTML
> P PyFLTK
> P = Planned, W = Working
>
> Just my 0.02
> Bye,
> Pabs
>
>
>
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in news:3C5### [at] club-internet fr Fabien HENON wrote:
> It's now time to collect resources and tips
Well, Python comes with IDLE, that could give you some ideas.
And an experimental development fork is here:
http://idlefork.sourceforge.net/
Also of interest could be "mxTextTools" at:
http://www.lemburg.com/files/python/mxExtensions.html
Ingo
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