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From: Brian G. <ell...@gm...> - 2009-07-16 20:36:32
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After playing a bit more, I have a ctypes based prototype that can set PyOS_InputHook in an appropriate way for wx 2.9 (trunk). I think it is possible to have a ctypes based version that would work for all the major GUI toolkits that we could ship with IPython until the transition is over (i.e., everyone is using a GUI toolkits recent enough). BUT. I need to begin to narrow the GUI toolkits and versions that we will support. The total number of possibilities (for testing, etc.) is approximately: (number of OSs~3) x (number of GUI toolkits~qt4/wx/gtk) x (number of supported versions of each GUI) Because the first 2 terms are pretty fixed, I want to bring sanity to the picture by keeping the 3rd term as small as possible. So, here is a question. What versions of what GUI toolkits do we realistically need to support moving forward (today and beyond)? By this, I mean that: "unsupported" = older versions of GUIs toolkits that will have to use older versions of IPython. "supported" = versions of GUIS that will be able to use the PyOS_InputHook approach in newer releases of IPython. Cheers, Brian |