Venster is a highly native Windows GUI toolkit for Python based on the ctypes ffi library. The aim of Venster is to be a very lightweight wrapper around the standard Win32 API, making it easy to write slick windows applications in pure Python.
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release 0.72 - updated tests to not use msg maps - updated tests to include new style event handlers - fixed bug in menu popup handler, now correctly enables/disables menus - finished sampleapp - added msg debugging support, added chain_msg_map back in for legacy support (still deprecated) - fixed bugs, modified setting of coolbar/toolbar styles - added setitemcount to listview - refactored menu creation in form library - implemented some more general window methods (IsIconic, IsWindowVisible) - added shell module and tray icon library - fixed window menu bug - added supported for default menu's - added tray icon support - setting _window_class on a window no longer automatically assumes this is an existing window class that needs subclassing, instead it checks if the window class exists, ifso the new window will be subclassed. otherwise a new windowclass will be created with the given name. If no window class is given wtl will still generate a window class name itself - LVITEM is no longer a MaskedStructure (which will be phased out) - fixed menu builder bug - addded item notification structure to comctl - added nice helper method to Event to get event structure for notification - added some more bitmap structures/constants/methods - added tray icon example script (test_tray.py) - Application now has Quit method to post WM_QUIT and exit the application
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