Peter Damoc <pdamoc@[...].net> :
> 
[snip]
>  I'm for the QT like approach NOT the wxWidgets one.

So this would be like Java Swing? (Just checking.)

[snip]
>  This is in my view the best approach: Implement as much as possible
>  in python and reuse some of the code from  one of those projects
>  altho it might not be all that easy to "extract" the  necessary bits
>  from their source tree.

Sounds like a sound enough approach, I guess.

>  The idea is to forgo all the unnecessary, C++ related bits from the
>  toolkit that have counterparts in python and keep only the minimum.

IIRC, one of your questions was what you could reuse from Anygui?

To begin with, I guess you could simply write a back-end using your
approach -- but many of the Anygui mechanisms would be highly
unnecessary (i.e., the whole front-end/back-end stuff). The event
handling stuff could perhaps be useful, and maybe some of the
model/observable stuff...

-- 
Magnus Lie Hetland                    Fall seven times, stand up eight
http://hetland.org                                  [Japanese proverb]


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