Python form oriented library

Greg Brunet gregbrunet at NOSPAMsempersoft.com
Mon Aug 18 00:29:51 EDT 2003


If I understand what you want, GNUe sounds like a close match:
http://www.gnuenterprise.org/project/what.html especially the Forms
client.  If you're into writing more of your own code, something like
PythonCard might be another possibility.

I expect though, that you'll end up writing a lot of code compared to
doing it in like something like FileMaker Pro.

-- 
Greg

"Caleb Land" <bokonon at rochester.rr.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.08.17.20.21.45.109000 at rochester.rr.com...
> Hello,
>   I'm writing a small business accounting type program where the
interface
> is a bunch of forms that represent tables in a database.  The
interface is
> usually used completely with the keyboard, but the mouse may also be
used.
>
>   The software does POS, inventory, accounting, etc.
>
>   The widgets are mostly text entries.
>
>   Are there any Python libraries that are targetted to this style of
> interface?
>
>   If not, does anybody have references to libraries/resources in other
> languages that might be helpful in designing my own (APIs, design
> documents, etc)?
>
>   I've tried googling, but I don't know exactly how to word my
request.
>
> Sincerely,
> Caleb Land
> (bokonon at rochester.rr.com)





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