Re: [pygame] New GUI

[Jasper <jasper@xxxxxxxx>]

I've been unhappy with what's available as well (I'm currently using 
PyUI, with more than a few hacks).  I'd happily pay for a complete, 
reasonably architected, and supported pygame GUI.  Especially if I could 
see/tweak the source, and the license allowed me to sell games using 
it.  And double especially if some thought had gone into a GUI testing 
framework.

-Jasper

Kamilche wrote:
> I've looked at wxPython, PGU, Ocemp GUI, PyUI, and other GUI toolkits 
> available for Python. Each of them had, to my eyes, severe flaws that 
> prevented me from using them for my apps. Therefore, I've spent many 
> months developing my own GUI and event system.
>
> The GUI has windowing, translucency, buttons, menus, slider bars, 
> frames, and more. It has a drag n drop GUI builder. The controls can 
> be 'anchored', meaning when you resize the window, the controls resize 
> automatically as well. It has an easy event handling system similar to 
> VB6, but also the capability for controls to handle 'global' events.
>
> I'm using it for a couple of commercial apps I'm making. I'm 
> considering making the GUI itself available commercially, as well. I'm 
> writing this email to gauge the level of interest in it.
>
> If you're interested, respond in this thread. Pricing is an unknown - 
> if you have thoughts in that area, I'd appreciate hearing them.
>
> --Kamilche