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last edited by BillSeitz on Sep 3, 2008 8:26 pm

The "standard" framework.

http://www.python.org/topics/tkinter/

But many don't like it much.

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I'm a fan. Like the folks in general, I occasionaly look around to see if I should switch from Tk, and it's usually "not yet". I first started with Tk when it was Tcl-only. The things I like the most about Tk are how easy it is to build reusable windows, frames, or widgets in very few lines of code, the text and canvas widgets, and the ease of handling callbacks (Tk is callback based, not event based). Tk's "object model" (for lack of a better term, it's not [OO] in the traditional sense) and packing are what seem to make it so easy.

The one thing I haven't liked so much about Tk is that I wish it used [TeX] style layout rather than its current packing model. -- 15Apr02

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