Re: GUI interfaces

[MaRCeLO PeReiRA <gandalf_mp yahoo com br>]

Hi All,

Thanks for all answers!!

I know that all libraries has its own advantages, but
I would like to know which one is:

- More portable (this is the most important item)
- Easiest to write small GUI
- Has good looking

Regards,

Marcelo

 --- Andrew Pimlott <gtk-perl-list andrew pimlott net>
escreveu: > On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 07:38:05PM +0100,
A.
> Pagaltzis wrote:
> > * Andrew Pimlott
> <gtk-perl-list andrew pimlott net> [2004-02-20
> 07:44]:
> > > I'm really surprised at this opinion.  I think
> Tcl is a perfect
> > > botch, but Tk is beautiful, at least for
> relatively simple
> > > interfaces.  This elegance carries over well to
> Perl/Tk, even
> > > if it is not quite as seamless as in Tcl.  What
> don't you like
> > > about it?
> >
> > Stuff like instatiating a button by calling a
> factory method on
> > its container, instead of calling the button
> classes constructuor
> > and packing it. Passing labels by reference and
> changing them by
> > changing the referee. More stuff like this I can't
> remember off
> > hand, which effectively all makes it really hard
> to refactor bits
> > for generality as you go.
>
> I suppose this is all true, and I wouldn't want to
> "scale up" a Tk app.
> But these features are all terribly handy when
> you're just throwing
> together a basic UI.  At least, this is what I
> remember from my
> experience; I haven't used Perl/Tk in years.
>
> Andrew
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