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From: <ma...@la...> - 2001-02-15 14:27:52
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Didier Assandri <Did...@da...> said: > I'm currently investigation Python (i.e. Jython) as prototyping tool for OO > programming. Jython looks good for Java, but is there a way to have a > graphical environament ala IDLE to develop with JAVA. We've got so used to > click, cut & paste and so on, that I almost can no longer work on command > line. This is starting to become a FAQ... I think it's time for all of us who care about this to get together and make sure there's a solid solution for it. After all, that's what the open source model is supposed to let us do. I know someone has had some success getting Finn's jtkinter working with a recent version of Jython. That should allow IDLE to run, although it may not be the "best answer". When I asked on idle-dev, though, I got the reply that IDLE itself is not written in an especially gui-independent manner, so ripping it out and replacing it with Java-based code (Swing, presumably) did not seem a trivial task. There are some other options...perhaps to start building more IDE-type support into the "console" application that now exists. Mats |