From: Kevin A. <al...@se...> - 2004-09-14 18:10:21
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On Sep 13, 2004, at 8:03 PM, jamesr wrote: > To adress the questions on the mailing list, i have already developed > what i call the 'AdvancedEventFramework' that allows for tabbed > interfaces, as well as the dynamic growing and shrinking of windows to > accomodate them, if needed. I have myself and possibly a friend > helping. It makes the creation of larger pycard program very painless, > and i would like it to be considered as a contribution to the project. > Since the capabilities it offers are extremely flexible (i have > already begun development of a 'visual python' using it), i would like > to see it's incorporation spark development along those lines. i have > been using it for every program i have written for pycard since it's > creation. I am wondering how or in what context i could introduce > this? > > I am sincerely motivated and impressed by pycard, > > James. If your changes are simply additional modules and don't require a change to framework files such as model.py, widget.py, etc. then you should just make the files available on the web for people to download. If the files in a zip archive aren't too big, then you could send them to the list as an attachment if you don't have a web site where you can host the files. If your extensions do require changes to the framework in order to be used, then we'll have to consider a different approach. Either way, people will want to see some concrete examples of how to use it, steps for building a layout, calls you need to make in user code, etc. ka |