Apr-02-2019, 02:13 AM
Quote:I'm not sure how much of a learning curve it is compared to tkinter but I will certainly give it a try.I learned tkinter first, then wxpython. There was about a 5 to 1 ratio, wxpython in 1/5 of the time. The greatest help is the demo program. You need to be sure and download it. each example has 3 parts, on three tabs and you can switch back and forth just by clicking on a tab. One is a functional example that graphically shows most if not all of it's capabilities, one explaining the widget, and the third, the actual code that created the demo. It's one of the most outstanding demo's I've ever encountered.
Get a visual quick look at many of the widgets in the gallery: https://docs.wxpython.org/gallery.html. It has a clean look.
Geometry is a snap (sizers take a bit of time to grasp, but work as advertised). Docking and resizing is a snap!