GUI Builders (was: @robin: wishes)

Am 09.11.2015 um 22:17 schrieb Mario Lacunza:
> I really dont understand your point, the derivated class its the best way
> to implement it in OOP, so for novice you mean?
IMHO only for complex dialogs with much functionality in the derived 
class' methods. But these are usually coded manually anyway.
For a simple dialog, you just need some glue code and input validation. 
There's no point in deriving a class. Even when one wants to derive a 
class, I still would find it preferable to do the most basic glue code 
in the GUI editor (e.g. if I want to unify event handling from multiple 
event types into one handler).


> About the sizer issue you mention, uhmm... I make many complex guis and I
> never see it or need to use a nested structured with that bug...
E.g. create a form, try to add a notebook -> error message "Impossible 
to create the object. Did you forget to add a sizer/parent object or 
turn on/off an AUI management."

> Anyways wxformbuilder is the most advanced.. but Im checking again Boa
> Constructor, it was updated and looks good too
Sure, but when a colleague asks whether I can recommend something 
including a GUI builder, there's no Python solution where the colleague 
will ask me for any recommendation again...
About Boa: I tried it ten years ago or so. Maybe you have to have used 
Delphi before to understand its concept. Has it become a more intuitive 
tool nowadays?

Regards,

Dietmar

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