Gettin regular Python and JPython to communicate interproces
Gordon McMillan
gmcm at hypernet.com
Tue May 18 11:33:02 EDT 1999
Bob Horvath wrote:
> ... I am familiar with
> Tk, so Tkinter sounded very interesting until I heard about JPython,
> and was interested in that Swing then becomes an option. If I can
> learn only one GUI, then Swing would probably be of more use to me,
> as then I could leverage that knowledge when writing Java, or even
> if I wanted to do some JPython applets.
>
> Are there any pe(a)rls of wisdom any of you could share on the
> benefits of using Tkinter or JPython/Swing?
Swing has memory leaks, is slow and, as Andrew mentioned, is not
ubiquitous. I've only played with it; this summer I'm supposed to do
some serious stuff with it. Like much that comes from that company, I
was impressed with the interface and disappointed in the
implementation.
I found early versions of Tk good on *nix and horrid on Windows. I'm
pleased to report that the 8.0 version is a vast improvement, ranking
towards the top of all alternatives.
- Gordon
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