[cladus]

Hello,
Is there any Python GUI Kits. I would really like if it they had a Interface like Visual Studio.
Thank You,
Cladus

[darek9576]

There are different modules for GUI in Python. Tkinter is built-in (I think) but it is said to be "old", in a way that it's not updated. It does not have a tree widget or a tabbed frames.

wxPython is the one I use. There is also PyQt but i have no experience with it.

[cladus]

I'll check it out.
Thank You

[Akelo]

With 3.2 tkinter is a bit more updated. It now has ttk in it, with tabbed frames and other nifty frame objects to organize your world on the screen. The classes reflect old tkinter frames, so very little change other than how they are presented (and how to change their styles on the screen). Have to get some sleep, but if you want some examples, let me know.

[Ob-EWAN-Kenobi]

I use PyQt with QtDesigner. There are a lot of programs out there that use Qt, including the graphing program I use, QtiPlot, which is why I went this route. Check out the PyQt website http://www.riverbank...ware/pyqt/intro and google QtDesigner.

There are some tutorials regarding saving your gui as a .ui file from QtDesigner and then importing that into your python script. Your script has to include a class for your gui window. You can also use the pyuic module to convert the .ui file into a python script to get an idea of how to program a gui without the designer.

It's pretty easy to get started. Cheers.