TkPython?

Randy Winney (rawinney@mepsi.mobil.com)
Fri, 1 Apr 1994 16:13:55 GMT

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The Tcl/Tk package is enjoying enormous popularity because it
greatly simplifies the building of GUI's. There is an alpha
version of TkPerl out that adds the GUI building functionality
to the Perl interpreted language. Is anyone working on something
like a TkPython that would make it as easy to build and manipulate
GUI's from within Python as it from within Tcl?

Or, perhaps this is already a feature of Python? - I've used Tcl/Tk
but not Python yet.

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Randy Winney       rawinney@dal.mobil.com
Mobil Exploration & Producing Technology Center
Dallas, Texas

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