Have you tried the wxPython Demo?
Yeah, and I've been able to hammer some stuff together using it, but I'm
really doing more cutting and pasting than understanding. It appears to
me that a lot of the material assumes you've either (a) already used
wxWindows with C++, (b) know Java, or (c) have worked with some other
GUI/OOP package.
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On Thu, 4 May 2000, Ken Seehof wrote:
Kevin Cole wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm very new to object-oriented and GUI programming, though I've been
> doing text-based, non-object FORTRAN code for many years. I sorta,
> kinda get the concept, (or thought I did) but I need better examples --
> less general-purpose more simple, direct stuff. In particular, I want
> to have a splash screen, followed by a FileDialog followed by a Gauge.
> (I want something a bit more under my control than the ProgressDialog.)
> More by accident than skill, I've gotten the first two parts.
>
> Is there a good book that I should be looking at?
>
> I've already written a program (in Python) that actually processes a
> file and produces some Postscript reports. I even threw in some
> classes, where the concept appeared to make sense to me. I just want to
> put a front end on it to make it a bit more flexible and informative.)
>
> Thanx.
>
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