Tkinter vs wxPython: your opinions?

[Cameron Laird]

In article <slrn9710o1.73.cerutti at fiad06.norwich.edu>,
Neil Cerutti <cerutti at together.net> wrote:
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>Tkinter's 'pack' layout manager is super easy to use, and with
>some practice and the excellent documentation, powerful. wxPython
>seems to have a couple of layout managers, but how they should be
>used is a mystery. I've been forced to place everything pixel by
>pixel so far.
It's very typical that Tkinter people who
try moving to other toolkits blanch and
retch at the "placing" they have to do.
Tkinter layout management is addictive.
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>wxPython has access to more standard interface dialogs, though
>Tkinter has a fair number, too. The wxPython GUI code is going to
>be quite a bit shorter. It would probably lengthen if I started
>using a layout manager.
This paragraph lost me.  Are you saying
your Tkinter source is longer because you
have to construct for yourself dialogues
which are standard in wxPython?  Are you
further saying that using a layout manager
in wxPython is *more* verbose than pixel
placement in wxPython?
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