Re: [Pythoncard-users] time to share your PythonCard gripes and likes

[Liam C. <cy...@gm...>]

Hi, 

A Pythoncard wiki would also be nice.

And being able to pass arguments to children window when doing a 
x = model.ChildWindow(), the current method works, but it's not overly Pythonic.


Regards, 

Liam Clarke


On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 12:50:56 -0800, Peter C. Norton
<spa...@le...> wrote:
> It'd be nice if the python shell within codeEditor could be
> re-initialized once you've gotten to the point where you've screwed
> everything up.  I don't see a way for doing that right now, except for
> re-starting codeEditor.
> 
> -Peter
> 
> On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 09:01:35AM -0800, Kevin Altis wrote:
> > Periodically I like to ask people what is missing from
> > PythonCard that they would like to see added. Since
> > we're very close to a PythonCard 1.0 API release -
> > essentially just waiting on wxPython 2.6 to be
> > released before proceeding with cleanup and tweaks for
> > 1.0 - now is a good time to get feedback to see if
> > PythonCard in its current form misses the mark for
> > what people expect or want to see from "the simple way
> > to build Python GUI applications".
> >
> > Please reply with your gripes about PythonCard,
> > whether it is something as fundamental as the strong
> > ties to wxPython, the somewhat clunky resourceEditor,
> > lack of sizer support, missing widgets supported by
> > wxPython, standalone build issues, etc. If you don't
> > mention a problem, then chances are it won't get
> > coverage on the developers mailing list that it
> > deserves. If you think the project focus is wrong,
> > then say so; if you expected a better tool for
> > building database applications, share your thoughts...
> > If you really want something that works just like
> > HyperCard did, now is a good time to make that clear.
> > And yes, documentation or lack of, just like
> > everything else, is fair game. If you've been lurking
> > on the list, its time to speak up :)
> >
> > You can also reply with what you like most about
> > PythonCard, so as we're thinking about later versions
> > from 1.1 - 2.0, that feature doesn't get dropped.
> >
> > ka
> > p.s. I'm currently traveling and using an email
> > address that is effectively a blackhole for messages,
> > so there is no need to reply to this address as I
> > won't be checking it.
> >
> >
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