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This relates to Is it possible to embed C++ widget to PyQt application?.
This is basically the same question, only that the newer versions of SIP have changed their configuration method so the great example given in the original question is deprecated now.
I am looking for a minimal example that works with the current version of SIP 6 and explicitly works with Qt.
There is a minimum example for general bindings at https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/sip/examples.html#a-standalone-project, but I am stuck at making the leap to actually bind C++ code that contains Qt.
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I'm using Python 3.9 on Windows 10.
I was wondering what's the best simple way to build GUI for my projects?
tkinter is simple but seems outdated and old
What's your best suggestions for a beginner like me (took 3 courses 6 months ago and working on small projects only)
I only tried to use tkinter and I learned it very quickly
Anything not to complicated to use would be nice!
-- Thanks in advance!
I can recommend
Kivy https://kivy.org/#home
PyQt https://pythonpyqt.com/
Both of these frameworks are great, mulltiplatform and have detailed documentation.
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Maybe more of a bit of a random curiosity than a proper technical question, but I was wondering whether there were any tools within the Python ecosystem that both support static typing via type hints (e.g. mypy) and code compilation (like with Cython) using these type hints. Does such a tool currently exist?
Ideally said tool would be used to both enforce the types used in the code base during compilation and produce some runtime speed benefits (I know I'm greedy)...
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What packages are available for creating a Command Line Interface (CLI) in Python? How do they compare with each other in terms of features? I'm thinking of using Click, but I'd like to know what my options are before I commit to it.
If you goal is to develop a command-line interface, Click is definitively a good choice.
Featurefull,
Efficient,
Very well documented,
Reliable...
Take a look at the Screencast and Examples to have an idea.
Note: the author(s) of this library are also the author(s) of Flask.
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Is there a successor to pygame? The latest version (1.9.1) was released on 2009-08-06 according to the website.
I am thinking of using it to develop a home project but if it deprecated and there is a known successor, I may prefer to use that.
PyGame is an excellent library and I would recommend you use it, especially if you wish to program games. The website is not always that regularly updated. But there are latest versions for most recent python releases. Try https://bitbucket.org/pygame/pygame/downloads
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I'm desperately looking for the documentation of this rather old version of wxpython. I found the documentation for the C++ version of the library, but some APIs differ and I'd really like to have documentation that really corresponds to the library I'm using.
Could you point me to it? (assuming it exists!)
You can find demo and source files (they include docs) here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.4.2.4/
There are also Docs:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.4.2.4/wxPythonDocs-2.4.2.4.tar.gz/download