A few questions

[Kevin Walzer]

jay wrote:

> 3.  Currently, I write most of my code with Xcode (on the Mac platform) 
> using Applescript.  This gives me GUI capabilities.  Is there anything 
> you'd recommend that I could use for Python that would give me a GUI 
> interface?  

PyObjC allows you to write Cocoa GUI's from Python using Xcode and 
Interface Builder, much as AppleScript Studio does. However, that's not 
a cross-platform solution.

Tkinter runs on Windows as well as OS X. Out-of-the-box, however, 
Tkinter is somewhat limited. To build rich GUI's with Tkinter, you will 
need to install several additional Tk libraries and their associated 
Python wrappers. Tkinter is my toolkit of choice, and I've released a 
Python shareware application on OS X that uses it: see 
http://www.codebykevin.com/phynchronicity-running.png for a screenshot.

wxPython is also a very reasonable solution, and will probably give you 
more out of the box than Tkinter.  My main reason for using Tk is that I 
already know it well.

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Kevin Walzer
Code by Kevin
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