Re: PyGUI as a standard GUI API for Python?

hello_loader.py is the main.... err.... um.... i just double-
checked, so i'd be able to advise you and... err... the problem i
described (with the GridTest) seems to have... gone away!!

There are lots of references to PyGTK classes in there.

yes, that's because i had started with the gtk port, and was going
through the examples one-by-one removing them and replacing them with
qt.

as i only got up to the "Info" tab of KitchenSink, there is still
quite a bit to do. i _say_ quite a bit - but it's only about ...
16-24 hours of work.

pyjamas is surprisingly small.

Is there a way to select Qt instead of GTK?

sorry! removing them :)

Hacking the code a bit,

:)

I can run the hello_loader.py example. The items
on the left do indeed overlap. It looks like the minimum size of the
labels aren't being respected for some reason.

yeah. and the pyjamas ui.HTML() class is based on a Qt.QLabel(). if
that can be fixed, then there's a fair good reason to continue.

Yes, there are ways to relate the height of a widget to its width, and
there may well be a way to do that for a standard text widget, but it
might involve some experimentation with the underlying text document.

*sharp intake of breath* :) yehhh, i did word-breaking by wrapping
groups of 8 letters at a time in floating-divs once, to simulate word-
breaking in a situation where the column width was 200px and people
were putting in web site addresses of 50 chars in length.... yukk.
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