[wxPython] XML resources

Hi all,

I have just started with Python/wxPython, and I was wondering a few things.
How far along is the XML support in wxPython? I know the wxWindows camp was
working on using XML for the screen layout, and I was wondering how far this was
along in wxWindows. Also, how is other XML support in Python.

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Check out the XML SIG, they have a XML package (pyXML) that I believe will
be apart of python 1.6. Also, http://www.fourthought.com/, has a few
packages as well.

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Subject: [wxPython] XML resources

Hi all,

I have just started with Python/wxPython, and I was wondering a few things.
How far along is the XML support in wxPython? I know the wxWindows camp was
working on using XML for the screen layout, and I was wondering how far this
was
along in wxWindows. Also, how is other XML support in Python.
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Mark McCoy -- MEISolutions
      My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
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Proudly supporting the Free | UNIX was not designed to stop you from
Software movement since 1996. | doing stupid things, because that would
                               > also stop you from doing clever things.
                               > -- Doug Gwyn
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I know the wxWindows camp was
working on using XML for the screen layout, and I was wondering how far

this was

along in wxWindows.

It's just been checked into CVS for the first time this week.

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If you want, I have a couple of interesting DTDs on how to write a
complete program UI(with events) in XML.

It is used in my Java projects that allows you to generate a full
application with a single, short, XML file - allowing you to make an
AWT/Swing interface with the same file.

I'd like to see the files to be usable to do Python UI - that would
really make UI construction and re-use a lot easier.

So let me know if you're interested!
Bye,
Seb.

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Mark McCoy wrote:

Hi all,

I have just started with Python/wxPython, and I was wondering a few things.
How far along is the XML support in wxPython? I know the wxWindows camp was
working on using XML for the screen layout, and I was wondering how far this was
along in wxWindows. Also, how is other XML support in Python.

A Zope browser called ZopeEDIT (
http://www.zope.org/Members/jimbag/ZopeEDIT/ )
has a nice (probably home-grown) xml layout part which reduces glutter a
great deal.

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Hannu

En réponse à Sebastien Pierre <spierre@rational.com>:

If you want, I have a couple of interesting DTDs on how to write a
complete program UI(with events) in XML.

It is used in my Java projects that allows you to generate a full
application with a single, short, XML file - allowing you to make an
AWT/Swing interface with the same file.

I'd like to see the files to be usable to do Python UI - that would
really make UI construction and re-use a lot easier.

So let me know if you're interested!

If you don't mind I'd like to have a look to your dtd/java classes

I've been looking for such a tool for some times now, and it could really help
me.

Thanks

Alexandre Fayolle