H
Haim Ashkenazi
Hi
I'm writting an application that runs on windows (win2k and win98) and
should have (amongst other things):
1. systray icon with menu
2. translation to hebrew (which is written right to left).
since I have no experience on windows (as a user or as a developer) I
thought that wxpython would be a good choice, but then I've read in some
forum that it doesn't have good support for bidi.
my second choice would be GTK, but it has a problem with file/directory
dialogs which I think would confuse windows users, and no support for
systray icon. so I thought of using GTK and taking the missing widgets from
win32all (which I'm importing anyway), but the documentation is very poor
and I couldn't even find an example of systray icon.
my third option would be to use GTK and taking the missing widgets from
wxpython, which I'll use if I have no better option.
QT is not an option because it's not free for windows, and I just don't like
TK.
does anyone has an idea about which toolkit to use?
thanx
I'm writting an application that runs on windows (win2k and win98) and
should have (amongst other things):
1. systray icon with menu
2. translation to hebrew (which is written right to left).
since I have no experience on windows (as a user or as a developer) I
thought that wxpython would be a good choice, but then I've read in some
forum that it doesn't have good support for bidi.
my second choice would be GTK, but it has a problem with file/directory
dialogs which I think would confuse windows users, and no support for
systray icon. so I thought of using GTK and taking the missing widgets from
win32all (which I'm importing anyway), but the documentation is very poor
and I couldn't even find an example of systray icon.
my third option would be to use GTK and taking the missing widgets from
wxpython, which I'll use if I have no better option.
QT is not an option because it's not free for windows, and I just don't like
TK.
does anyone has an idea about which toolkit to use?
thanx