Re: TK/TCL or Python for X interface
Larry Smith <doccpu@yahoo.com> writes:
> I'm interested in using a product for relatively easy
> X windows interfacing for C programs. I seem to see
> that both the TK/Tcl and Python products are used for
> this purpose.
>
> Is there a general consensus on which is most commonly
> used for that purpose? Or, is one a more recent and
> perhaps more capable product?
I feel like Tcl isn't used much these days, though Python has rapidly
gained popularity over the past year or two. The Python/Gtk
integration is quite nice and it's very easy to write graphical
programs that way (if you're only using stock widgets, easier than in
C even).
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