[Pythonmac-SIG] Tkinter support for Carbon - I give up.

[Martin Miller]

> Please edit your responses, don't include the entire digest!

Oops, sorry, I realized what I had done a little too late to fix it.
Won't happen again.

The overall consensus seems to be wxWindows/wxPython...real soon now. I
need to take another look at it, as it wasn't even close (on the MacOS)
when I played with it last year the beginning of July.

I'll also have to size up Jython and try to figure out what the
ramifications of using it might be on the other work we've already done.

Thanks,
Martin


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On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 at 07:32:28 -0800, Doug Landauer wrote:
>
> At 12:12 PM -0800 2/11/02, Martin Miller wrote:
> >Before I cast a vote, can someone tell me if there's an alternative way
> >to create Python programs with a portable GUI? "Portable" here meaning
> >same things runs on Unix, Carbon MacOS, and 32-bit Windows.
> 
> The only solution for that today is Jython & Swing.  I hope wxWindows
> and wxPython get there soon, though.
> 
> Please edit your responses, don't include the entire digest!
> 
> 
> 
> Chris Barke wrote:
> >So, the answer is that TK is the only solution that works now,
> >but only as well as it does.
> 
> Actually, Jython is the only solution that works now, but (to
> quote someone) only as well as *it* does.
> 
> 
>  -- Doug L.