From: hyoon at bigfoot.com (Hoon Yoon)
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1999 09:50:38 -0400
Subject: Python Win
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Guppy,

  Do you know if I can embed & display a COM obj in wxPython? wxPy is
good, but needs good graphics package like Graphics Server.
  I have linked VB with Python via COM. It's a pretty decent solution. I
get all the graphics stuff of VB screens and it's much much easier than
using MFC. Only problem is it takes about 20 sec to shoot up the first
form and passing large array back and forth via COM takes some time.
  Good MFC reference would really be great. MS still leads everyone on
the GUI portion by great margin. Now if we only had IDE like VB where I
can just draw controls and hit . to get all attributes and methods. I
wish I was good enough to write Visual Pyhon.

Hoon,


guppy wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 21 Apr 1999 20:53:08 GMT, smoothasice at geocities.com wrote:
> 
> >Ok i've been playing Python for a long time and I am just now wanting
> >to expand to learning the visual portion of it.(A.k.a Gui/MFC) but I
> >have found that there is a diffinite lack of information on the site and
> >I Haven't been able to find a book and I was wondering if there is
> >anyone out there that could help me out or perhaps direct me towards
> >where I could find info on it.
> 
> Could try wxPython.
> --
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