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I'm looking for software to create a simple GUI to execute python code
for users in the office.
The GUI would need a couple text boxes for user input and some option
buttons and check boxes.
Can anyone recommend free software that doesn't require a huge learning
curve?
My python skills are probably a 3 or 4 on a scale from 1 to 10.

Thanks for your help!
R.D.

Mar 27 '06 #1
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DataSmash schrieb:
I'm looking for software to create a simple GUI to execute python code
for users in the office.
The GUI would need a couple text boxes for user input and some option
buttons and check boxes.
Can anyone recommend free software that doesn't require a huge learning
curve?
My python skills are probably a 3 or 4 on a scale from 1 to 10.


Use the shipped tkinter.

Diez
Mar 27 '06 #2
I have done a few GUI apps in python. I like many started with
tKinter.
tKinter is quick, easy, ugly and limited. It did really well for
little programs I wrote for my wife, like a shopping cart, and some
quick admin tools for clients.

Now I'm a big wxPython fan.
wxPython has a small learning curve if your used to event driven gui
programming - but doc can be bad - it's improved majorly for 2.6. The
other nice thing, if your users are primarily win32 I've had good
success with py2exe(and no my setup files didn't have to be more than
about 10-15 lines) and wxPython - so distibution to non-python ppl can
be quite good on win32.

I've actually had more problems getting tKinter to work with py2exe.

However, the suggestions of running this browser based and using a mini
python server are good. If your gui requirements are really that
simple, a web based approach will have the least headaches in my
experience.

Mar 27 '06 #3

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