I would forget LBC. I couldn't manage to get it working, and wxPython has some amazing sizers and other tools for managing window layout. There is also a gui_library or something that Q wrote that wraps some of wxPython's functionality. I'm not sure if it's open for public, but if so, that might help you quite a lot.
On 8/25/2011 8:01 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
TKinter isn't accessible, at least not on Windows. I would use WXPython (www.wxpython.org). On Windows, Jamal's LBC module is incredible (www.empowermentzone.com/pylbc.zip) but I'm not sure if it is cross-platform. I seem to remember it relying on win32 libraries, so maybe not. Still, the concepts should get you started. On 8/25/11, Jacob Kruger<jacobk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Ok, am quite happy/comfortable with the command line interface have been making use of in python, and do also have quite a bit of GUI/interface specific information with regard to symbian python, but also just wondering if anyone has ideas of how to render something like a simple button, textbox, listbox, etc. interface in python that will work across platforms? For example, while it seems like Tkinter is the primarily used module for rendering GUI's, I have now started going through introductory tutorial material, and thus far, things like buttons etc. don't get recognised by jaws or NVDA as such - unless that's because haven't gotten to the point where they really get 'tweaked' too much as of yet, but, still, since don't want to carry on trying too much with this if I won't be able to actually make use of this aspect of interface implementation/development? TIA Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA '...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...' __________ View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind
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