RE: [Pythoncard-users] Re: tix vs. Pycard? for lightweight GUIs (fwd)

On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, David LeBlanc wrote:

> Um... Tix is a library that runs on top of Tk, not instead of it. It's been
> around for quite some time and probably predates Python's use of Tk
> altogether. It spent a number of years in semi-limbo with no real ownership,
> but Loi Lam, Tix' creator, has returned to it's care and feeding.

> BTW, other options for UI development with Python include Fox and FLTK, not
> to mention WxPython, but those either have a python wrapper on their
> relatively heavy-weight API's (Fox, FLTK) or are a wrapper (WxPython) on a
> substantial package (WxWindows). AFAIK, PythonCard is the only UI wrapper
> framework that aims at simplifying the task of coding a UI.

Well, my idea was that PythonCard matured enough to be considered
serious!

> Dave LeBlanc

Sincerely yours, Roman A.Suzi
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