Tix on Windows

[Sam]

Hey all,

I've been using some Tix widgets while developing on my Slackware box
recently. When I went to run the code on a Windows machine, the Tix
module could be imported fine, but I couldn't use any classes from the
module. I read around a bit and found that no version of Tix had been
written to work with Windows distribution of Python, and was a bit
annoyed hehe.

Just wondering if there's any chance of a Tix implementation for the
Windows version of Python in upcoming releases of Python?

Thanks in advance for any info,
Sam.

[Martin v. Löwis]

Sam wrote:

Just wondering if there's any chance of a Tix implementation for the
Windows version of Python in upcoming releases of Python?

If all goes well, Python 3.4 will ship with Tix.

Regards,
Martin

[Josiah Carlson]

>> Just wondering if there's any chance of a Tix implementation for the

Windows version of Python in upcoming releases of Python?

If all goes well, Python 3.4 will ship with Tix.

One would hope you mean 2.3, and not the currently mythical post-3.0
series. ;)

- Josiah

[Ben Finney]

On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 19:54:51 -0800, Josiah Carlson wrote:

If all goes well, Python 3.4 will ship with Tix.

One would hope you mean 2.3, and not the currently mythical post-3.0
series. ;)

Python 2.3 has already released ("shipped"). Tix wasn't in it.

My own guess is that the intended meaning is "Python 2.4".

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[Sam]

Martin v. Löwis wrote:

Sam wrote:

Just wondering if there's any chance of a Tix implementation for the
Windows version of Python in upcoming releases of Python?

If all goes well, Python 3.4 will ship with Tix.

Regards,
Martin

hehe yes, I hope you meant 2.4 :) Has there been any release date set
for 2.4? even just some kind of approximation?

[Josiah Carlson]

>>>If all goes well, Python 3.4 will ship with Tix.

One would hope you mean 2.3, and not the currently mythical post-3.0
series. ;)

Python 2.3 has already released ("shipped"). Tix wasn't in it.

My own guess is that the intended meaning is "Python 2.4".

Heh. I slipped just as bad as Martin.

- Josiah

[Martin v. Löwis]

Sam wrote:

hehe yes, I hope you meant 2.4 :) Has there been any release date set
for 2.4? even just some kind of approximation?

Yes, that's what I meant :-) No release date has been set, but sometime
in 2004 would be a good target, IMO.

Regards,
Martin