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:With EasyGUI, I Can Stick with Python
With EasyGUI, I Can Stick with Python
Sep 14, 2008, 16 :02 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (7010 reads)

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"The reason is that the standard Python tools for doing GUIs do more than I generally want. Tkinter is a good example. It will do what I want but it requires writing an event-driven program and knowing more about Tk than I really want to know. Well, enter EasyGui. If you are familiar with using dialog, the best description of EasyGui is that it is dialog except it is activated by Python calls rather than shell commands."

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