Richard Jones' Log: Something I'm working on...
Wed, 12 Aug 2009
No update yesterday because I was at MPUG giving a presentation about this stuff...
with gui.form() as form:
name = gui.row('Name', gui.text())
skill = gui.row('Skill level', gui.selection(['Awesome', 'Radical', 'Understated']))
@gui.submit('OK')
def on_click(button):
print 'Got name=%r'%name.value
print 'Got skill=%r'%form['skill'].value
gui.stop(0)
@gui.cancel('Cancel')
def on_click(button):
gui.stop(1)
I suppose that's the "fault" of the undelying lib, as Richard mentioned: Tkinter PyQt4, kytten, simplui
This is so needed in any language, the fact its landing in python is always a treat :) Can't wait for a release!
I've been following the development of this project on the planet python feeds. Starting to look quite interesting!
Keep up the good work!
Looks like a fun project to be hacking on. :)
How awsome is that?
Couldn�t even imagine, that coding a gui could be so pythonic � =)
We might just have our answer to Ruby Shoes here. Assuming somebody can draw some whacked cartoons to accompany it.
So when does this get released? Hmm?
Technically great... but that is the ugliest abuse of OS X widgets I've ever seen :-)