The new book "Python Programming on Win32" by Mark Hammond and Andy
Robinson (O'Reilly, Jan 2000) has a good chapter showing how to put a
wxPython front end on a Python accounting application. Check out these web
sites:
and
http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/ppw32
I know what you mean about the difficulty of getting hip to object-oriented
programming after years of FORTRAN bashing. I went through the same thing,
compounded by failing a couple of times in trying to make the transition
from C to C++, basically because I didn't really see the practical meaning
of object-oriented programming. Python finally straightened out my head.
Maybe some of you young whippersnappers out there can point out some good
clear entry-level educational materials on OOP that old warhorses could
read secretly to get clued in while nobody is looking.
Jim Dukarm
DELTA-X RESEARCH
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