Echavarria Gregory, Maria Angelica wrote:
> Good Morning Group,
>
> I've been programming in Python (PythonWin32, ActiveState, Enthought...) for a year now. I have a new task of creating a stand alone application for Windows. I have my .py code already, now I'm looking for an easy to program (best if automatic programming) GUI.
>
> I found Glade, then Autoglade but sadly only for Ubuntu-devian, now I found IronPython Studio, but haven't found any Tutorial or users manual, an example, nothing!! Could you please give me advise on:
>
> *
> What to use for my GUI - very automatic please
> *
> Documentation of IronPython, preferably Studio... anything would help, even examples. It's about time and my lack of GUI programming knowledge...
>
Personally I would avoid IronPython Studio - it is very brittle and was
created as an 'example' of extending visual studio, not for production use.
For a Windows Forms designer I use Visual Studio (Express) and compile
the generated GUI into a class library which I import from IronPython.
This technique, along with building Windows Forms applications in
general is covered in IronPython in Action.
For an IronPython IDE (without designer) I would recommend Wing,
Netbeans, or SharpDevelop.
http://ironpython-urls.blogspot.com/2009/05/using-ironpython-with-wing-and-netbeans.htmlActually SharpDevelop has very good IronPython support including a
Windows Forms designer and IronPython debugger.
http://ironpython-urls.blogspot.com/2009/06/sharpdevelop-exploring-and-debugging.htmlhttp://ironpython-urls.blogspot.com/2009/05/ironpython-in-sharpdevelop-31-and.html> *
> If this book IronPython in Action or the new Pro IronPython gives any help in my case...
>
Either would be very good, both would be better. :-)
Michael
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