[clue-tech] WYSIWYG for Qt or Tk and PERL

[Bamm Visscher]

Sounds like you need to use frames and maybe padding. Do you still
have an example of your code lying around?

Bammkkkk


On 3/22/06, Jeff Falgout <jfalgout at ogov.net> wrote:
> Matt Gushee said:
> > Jeff Falgout wrote:
> >
> >> I'm trying to build by first GUI with Perl using either Qt or Tk. My
> >> first
> >> shot at doing very basic using Tk with pack/grid didn't give me what I
> >> was
> >> looking for - not enough control of where the widgets are placed. I
> >> don't
> >> have the time or patience to use coordinates manually.
> >
> > How much control do you need, and why? I can't help with the Perl
>
> I was trying to make a simple form with text inputs, a couple of buttons
> and a rather large read only box to display results within the main
> window. I tried using pack but it looked goofy - the buttons/inputs were
> spread way apart - I think its because pack is trying to use a grid and
> the grid size is based on the large result box.
>
> > aspect, but I've done a lot of work with Tk and can probably give you
> > some tips on getting better results with pack and grid. Don't feel bad
> > about not wanting to do manual positioning: unless your GUI design is
> > very unconventional, the high-level geometry managers will give you
> > better results with less effort in almost every case.
> >
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