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Komodo IDE GUI Builder - Good/Bad?

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sloppyhack

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Apr 17, 2001
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I'm still trying to determine the quickest route to a GUI for a bunch of Perl-based data processing tools I've written. I noticed that the ActiveState Komodo IDE comes with a graphical GUI builder. Looks very interesting? Anyone used it with success?

Cheers,

Sloppyhack
 
Its a little more complicated than you should expect but it does the job preaty good, it uses

Perl/Tk (8.4)
Tcl/Tk (8.4)
and a python gui.

You can also try the Gui Loft


which can be called 'Visual Perl'
like the visuals you know Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual Studio Net, etc

Although its a lot faster to do it with something like Loft or Komodo, I preffer the old fashion way. Coding it myself.
Its your choise though.

You can try all of them, and make somthing with a small window a label and a button,
See which fits your needs beter

Good Luck
 
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