python QT and windows

[Cameron Laird]

In article <8qgb9d$8od$1 at news1.xs4all.nl>,
Boudewijn Rempt <boud at rempt.xs4all.nl> wrote:
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>PyQt for Windows is very, very new. Qt is a from-the-grounds-up
>implementation of a gui toolkit, but a Qt application for Windows
>is indistinguishable from a native Windows application. PyQt supports
>(indeed, comes with) the latest version of Qt and includes a GUI designer
>(http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/network/2000/07/07/magazine/qt_design.html).
>PyQt for Windows does support Python 1.6 - no 2.0 yet. The API is
>sensible, and the selection of widgets good.
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>I think you owe it to yourself to try PyQt - it's a lot of fun, and 
>compare it to wxWindows. I wouldn't go with tkInter, and Pythonwin
>is a bit too platform specific for my liking.
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I recommend to readers that they take "very, very new"
in a good sense; it's much more like, "fresh", than
"immature", in this case.  PyQt is ready for serious
use--and it's also "a lot of fun", as Boudewijn correc-
tly notes!
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