Python 2 and wxPython or Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix ?

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Hello and happy new year,

I could not find an accurate answer, so…

Do you guys recommend using Python 2 and wxPython or Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix ?

Thanks,

Damien Ruiz

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Hello and happy new year,

I could not find an accurate answer, so...

Do you guys recommend using Python 2 and wxPython or Python 3 and wxPython
Phoenix ?

It depends on your needs. I would give py3 and Phoenix a try -- if it meets
your needs, you'll be in good shape to carry into the future.

But Phoenix is still less featureful, less tested, less documented, and
less robust -- so it may not meet your needs.

In which case, py2 and wxPython 3.* is a fine option.

-CHB

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Damien Ruiz

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Phoenix is quite usable, but for learning I would recommend Python 2 plus classic wxPython.
This is mainly because the demo is running better with the old version.

Write your code Python 2/3 neutral and your transition to Python 3 will only take a few minutes:

        from __future__ import print_function, absolute_import, unicode_literals

Regards,

Dietmar

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On 04.01.2016 20:10, Damien Ruiz wrote:

Do you guys recommend using Python 2 and wxPython or Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix ?

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Thank you for your advice !

Damien Ruiz

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Le lundi 4 janvier 2016 14:36:48 UTC-5, Damien Ruiz a écrit :

Hello and happy new year,

I could not find an accurate answer, so…

Do you guys recommend using Python 2 and wxPython or Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix ?

Thanks,

Damien Ruiz