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

[Bo G. <bo...@sy...>]

My biggest requests right now are sizer support, and a scrollable 
Background & PageBackground, but that's just because of the particular 
challenges I'm faced with today. Ask me tomorrow, different answers 
probably. I also would like to see more features in the resource editor 
(as others have mentioned), but first give us multiple windows, please. 
Code completion in the code editor would be sweet indeed.
The other thing I would like to see is a list of valid events and 
methods for each Pythoncard component, which could act as an easy 
reference guide. I guess you could call that documentation. Pythoncard 
is awesome, it's definitely making life easier for me.
No complaints really, just a request to keep adding features.
BG



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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