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I forgot to log.in, but that was me in the previous post :)
PAolo.
2006-08-24 11:14:46 UTC by paolopan83
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Well, wxPython allow a look more uniform with the system (at
least for Linux, but maybe few people using Linux would use
the GUI, they would prefer the command line). But if tk is
lighter, maybe it is better to go on with tk. Anyway I
prefer you decide that, since you know the libraries better
than me.
I think that the GUI should be quite Windows oriented.
I think that the templates...
2006-08-24 11:13:31 UTC by nobody
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Hi :)
Sorry about the "topics" answer, I'm in a hurry.
wxPython -> I'm using it for my own project and I know how
to use it better than Tkinter. Tkinter comes with Python (in
Windows), is much, much lighter on memory and (if you want
to create stand-alone binaries) on disk space. WxPython is
very powerful, has many handy tools and is big... I could
redo...
2006-08-21 17:35:49 UTC by ajaksu2
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The GUI is nice, and seems handy to use.
Well, I am not a GUI expert, but what about using wxPython?
I found a little error in the code:
from os import getcwd
and after the code calls
os.getcwd()
and not
getcwd()
Moreover you call
('python p-gal.py -t', '/usr/share/p-gal/templates', '-T',
'/usr/share/p-gal/templates/gold', '-d', 'desc')
2006-08-21 16:22:47 UTC by paolopan83
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You're welcome, it's really a pleasure to work on someone's
code after months going round with my own program.
Sorry for the confusion, the only requirement is Tkinter
(and it's dependencies, like Tcl/Tk). Python Windows
installers include both, so I forgot it's not available as
default in Linux. So python-tk should be all you need.
If you can get IDLE...
2006-08-20 19:31:47 UTC by ajaksu2
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About data paths in Windows... (I forgeotted it in the
previous post)
Well... it would be nice if you can choose to intall for
current user only or for everybody... but maybe this could
come later.
Well some place in Documets (like User Data) would be good.
I'll think on it in next days (Any suggstion is welcome).
PAolo.
2006-08-20 17:38:42 UTC by paolopan83
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First of all thanks for your help, really thanks :)
Adding a chmod is ok (I'll do it), but it should be not
necessary because when you unzip the files they have the 755
permissions, that are preserved when copying.
I can't run the graphical interface, i get the error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "p-galgui.py", line 12, in ?
import...
2006-08-20 17:32:46 UTC by paolopan83
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Hi Paolo!
I've finished a very crude GUI for your programs, take
a look at the attachment and feel free to complain
about it :).
It doesn't run the scripts (yet) because I didn't have
the time to learn/test that, but you'll see that it's
easy to change the behavior to something useful.
I'll have time for fixing issues next weekend, so you
can list them, as well as features requests...
2006-08-19 20:49:45 UTC by ajaksu2
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Thank you for the fixes. I modified the develop version, in
next days I will upload a new version.
Testing on Windows would be great. Actually I didn't try to
run it. The only system dependent stuff should be the
locations /usr/share/p-gal and /usr/bin. BTW how to set up
things so the user just run
p-gal
and things works? Any idea?
Setup.py would...
2006-08-14 17:59:17 UTC by paolopan83
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Hi Paolo!
Following your c.l.Python post:
./README: The Python Imaging Library is "PIL", not "PIM"
./README: templateing, scipts
./CHANGELOG: temapltes
./p-thumb.py: Geneartes, "Generates always" -> "Always
generates"?, remove "specifies the"s?
./p-gal.py: "import Template as Template" -> "import
Template"?, remove "specifies the"s?
Do you need/want testing on Windows? Are...
2006-08-14 17:07:09 UTC by ajaksu2
