Graphical tools
In case someone is willing to make some graphical interface to our beloved
Zounds! package manager, I found some interesting tools for Python related
to interface creation and usage:
- Anygui is a
project to create an easy-to-use, simple, and generic module for making
graphical user interfaces in Python. Its main feature is that it works
transparently with many different GUI packages on most platforms.
- PyUI is a user interface
library written entirely in the high-level language python. It has a
modular implementation that allows the drawing and event input to be
performed by pluggable "renderers". This makes PyUI very portable and
scalable. It can run in environments from hardware accelerated 3D surfaces
to regular desktop windows. PyUI was originally targeted as a User
Interface for games, but it has evolved into a more general UI toolkit with
applicability outside of games.
- Python GUI
API 's goal is developing a GUI API that is designed specifically for
Python, taking advantage of Python's unique language features and working
smoothly with Python's data types, providing implementations of the API for
the three major platforms (Unix, Macintosh and Windows) that are small and
lightweight, interposing as little code as possible between the Python
application and the platform's underlying GUI facilities, and not bloating
the Python installations or applications which use
them
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