I must admit wxPython has been giving me wet dreams ever since I took a
gander at the screenshots at www.wxpython.org - in particular the one
showing off wxPython's unicode support. But somehow I can't find that
particular example in my 2.4 demo.py directory. What's the connection?
Please tell me GTK supports unicode - I need it all!
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On Tue, Apr 08, 2003 at 05:43:53PM +0000, Eladio Ventura wrote:
I must admit wxPython has been giving me wet dreams ever since I took a
gander at the screenshots at www.wxpython.org - in particular the one
showing off wxPython's unicode support.
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Eladio Ventura wrote:
I must admit wxPython has been giving me wet dreams ever since I took a gander at the screenshots at www.wxpython.org - in particular the one showing off wxPython's unicode support. But somehow I can't find that particular example in my 2.4 demo.py directory. What's the connection? Please tell me GTK supports unicode - I need it all!
wxPython can be built to use the wxGTK2 (gtk+ 2.x) library with Unicode enabled. The wxGTK (gtk+ 1.2.x) is still a bit more stable and functional, but if I hope to be able to make wxPythonGTK2 binaries for 2.4.1.
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Robin Dunn kirjutas K, 09.04.2003 kell 05:34:
Eladio Ventura wrote:
> I must admit wxPython has been giving me wet dreams ever since I took a
> gander at the screenshots at www.wxpython.org - in particular the one
> showing off wxPython's unicode support. But somehow I can't find that
> particular example in my 2.4 demo.py directory. What's the connection?
> Please tell me GTK supports unicode - I need it all!wxPython can be built to use the wxGTK2 (gtk+ 2.x) library with Unicode
enabled.
How should I configure it for that ?
I tried it (gtk2, unicode) a few months back but got completely lost
before running out of time
The wxGTK (gtk+ 1.2.x) is still a bit more stable and
functional, but if I hope to be able to make wxPythonGTK2 binaries for
2.4.1.
When is that expected to happen ?
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Hannu
* Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> [030408 19:34]:
wxPython can be built to use the wxGTK2 (gtk+ 2.x) library with Unicode
enabled. The wxGTK (gtk+ 1.2.x) is still a bit more stable and
functional, but if I hope to be able to make wxPythonGTK2 binaries for
2.4.1.
Phew, what a relief! I'll look into wxGTK2 right away.
Thanks a load, man!
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Hannu Krosing wrote:
Robin Dunn kirjutas K, 09.04.2003 kell 05:34:
Eladio Ventura wrote:
I must admit wxPython has been giving me wet dreams ever since I took a gander at the screenshots at www.wxpython.org - in particular the one showing off wxPython's unicode support. But somehow I can't find that particular example in my 2.4 demo.py directory. What's the connection? Please tell me GTK supports unicode - I need it all!
wxPython can be built to use the wxGTK2 (gtk+ 2.x) library with Unicode enabled.
How should I configure it for that ?
See http://wxpython.org/README.1st.txt or http://wxpython.org/BUILD.unix.txt
I tried it (gtk2, unicode) a few months back but got completely lost
before running out of timeThe wxGTK (gtk+ 1.2.x) is still a bit more stable and functional, but if I hope to be able to make wxPythonGTK2 binaries for 2.4.1.
When is that expected to happen ?
Within a few weeks.
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