Archive for the 'Glade' Category

01
Jan
08

Dumb Quiz, making easier to build a quiz

By mailliststock Leave a Comment
Categories: Glade, PyGTK and SQLite

That’s my new proggy, the main ideia is just makes easier to build a quiz tool. It grabs those question in a sqlite3 database embeeded as well as the asnwers. I’d so much fun doing it with python and gtk; and I’d learned a lot about software deployment making a Linux installer (RPM and DEB) as well as a Windows installer.

http://code.google.com/p/dquiz/

Screenshot.

Note that It comes with some bugs for free, I promise I’ll fix it soon. Anyway, If you find another one, please let me know!

01
Apr
07

Plotting with MatPlotLib, PyGTK and Glade

By mailliststock 2 Comments
Categories: Glade, MatPlotLib, PyGTK and Python

The matplotlib is a plotting library for python which uses a syntax based on matlab. It is quite powerful: there are a large sets of 2D and 3D graphs available, it suports most of windowing toolkits (GTK, Tkinter, Qt, and wxWindows) for embedded GUI applications as well as interfacing with the python shell (see IPython).

See other python plotting solutions and compare.
http://wiki.python.org/moin/NumericAndScientific/Plotting

Bellow we describe an example of embedded PyGTK with Glade application that uses matplotlib. It just draws a barchart graph. The code is based on the matplotlib examples, serpia pygtk tutorial and matplotlib cookbook.

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01
Feb
07

Threading with PyGTK and Glade

By mailliststock 1 Comment
Categories: Glade, PyGTK and Python

I find out just one pratical sample about how to use pygtk with thread at the http://pygtk.org/ faq. Although I think that coolest thing of pygtk is use with glade. With no samples available I’d tried to do by myself. I am glad because at the end it was pretty much the same stuff as the sample that wasn’t using glade! Good job done, folks!

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