WxInter
Brian Elmegaard
brian at rk-speed-rugby.dk
Tue Sep 14 04:43:14 EDT 2004
Eric Brunel <eric_brunel at despammed.com> writes:
> quite far from it: I didn't see any means to move canvas items
> individually, or group them with tags, or knowing which items are at a
> given position, all things a tk canvas can do very easily...
You can. Have a look at pySketch which comes with wx as one of the
sample apps.
> canvas item is just a bunch of points. In tk, it remains a whole item
> which can be manipulated as a whole. Basically, in tk, canvases are
> for vector drawing; in other toolkits, they're more for bitmap
> drawing. And this makes quite a difference...
If that is your reason for choosing vector graphics, you require
something unneccesary as long as the bitmap items are kept as an item.
I also think you can manage the other requirements specified above:
grouping and tagging..
However I am a novice, so I would like to learn more about your
comparisons if you test wxpython.
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