Magnitude of the wx* market (was: Python In A Nutshell - suggestions)

[Manoj Plakal]

FYI, Robin Dunn (wxPython czar) mentioned (on the wxpython-users mailing 
list a few days back) that a wxPython book was in the works. But it's still 
a while away.

I think the wxWindows web site does mention plans for a "wxBook".

Manoj


On Wednesday 14 March 2001 19:11, Laura Lewin wrote:
> Sure, we'll take this suggestion into consideration (on expanding wxPython
> coverage) when we publish the next edition of Python Programming on Win32.
> 
>>===== Original Message From tim at digitig.cix.co.uk =====
>>In article 
<A909AD29CBD32AFC.4F1641C135749F87.7149617C7C166896 at lp.airnews.net>,
>>claird at starbase.neosoft.com (Cameron Laird) wrote:
>>> In article <3AAA4FE3.B471B689 at northwestern.edu>,
>>> Louis Luangkesorn  <lluang at northwestern.edu> wrote:
>>> .
>>> >And while I'm at it, one useful book to have would be on
>>> wxWindows/wxPython.  I see references to it in several places, and a
>>> few intros on the web, but