Jul-25-2017, 05:44 PM
As a user of both tkinter (and now wxpython). I would recomment wxpython 100 times more than tkinter, although both
will get the job done, the time involved will be greatly reduced in wxpython, and the shear volume of widgets available in
wxpython just can't compare with tkinter. The geometry managers alone are worth the change, resizing is a breeze in wxpython.
which version of python are you using?
if 3.6.2 (which I would recommend) or any 3 version, then you want to install the Phoenix version of wxpython.
The demos are all in a demos directory and are extensive, and code for each can be displayed while looking at the demo,
you don't have to go looking for them.
wxpython is rapidly moving toward the robustness of Qt.
I, in my humble opinion highly recommend this package. I will be releasing a major application written in Phoenix very
soon, and I am extremely pleased with the ease of creating it, and the quality of the package.
for some samples of what can be done, see: https://wxpython.org/Phoenix/docs/html/gallery.html
will get the job done, the time involved will be greatly reduced in wxpython, and the shear volume of widgets available in
wxpython just can't compare with tkinter. The geometry managers alone are worth the change, resizing is a breeze in wxpython.
which version of python are you using?
if 3.6.2 (which I would recommend) or any 3 version, then you want to install the Phoenix version of wxpython.
The demos are all in a demos directory and are extensive, and code for each can be displayed while looking at the demo,
you don't have to go looking for them.
wxpython is rapidly moving toward the robustness of Qt.
I, in my humble opinion highly recommend this package. I will be releasing a major application written in Phoenix very
soon, and I am extremely pleased with the ease of creating it, and the quality of the package.
for some samples of what can be done, see: https://wxpython.org/Phoenix/docs/html/gallery.html