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Subject: WXpythonising an old script that uses Tkinter
I'm talking about the Occlusion master script, when I run it an extra screen opens in the background that stays around if the script ends badly & stops me loading the script again (or any others) until I restart Poser, so far I haven't seen a wx enabled script do that & thought it might be possible with a small amount of work to replace Tkinter with wx myself.
I suppose I really need to be a code wizard like yourself to do it properly?
Windows 7 64Bit
Poser Pro 2010 SR1
Quote - I'm talking about the Occlusion master script ...
Unfortunately that is/was a commercial script.
Quote - I suppose I really need to be a code wizard like yourself to do it properly?
The problem would be getting permission to both supply someone who can do what you want with the script, and to distribute the modified version.
I wasn't planning on doing anything like that, this was purely to see if it was possible & if I myself could do the job with my long out of date programming skills. Anyway the script is still on sale so anything like me giving it to someone would be way out of line.
Windows 7 64Bit
Poser Pro 2010 SR1
Possible, yes.
Doable by you obviously depends on how well you understand both tkinter and wxPython in order to be able rewrite the GUI.
The best way to start would be to equip youself with a standalone Python 2.4, wxPython 2.8.9.1, and the wxPython demos, so you can explore and experiment.
Once you have some feel for how to do a fairly simple dialog in wxPython, you and start to tackle both the conversion from tkinter and the extra wrinkles involved because you're using wxPython with Poser (by the time you get this far, I should have been able to post some helpful stuff).
Attached Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/wxpython/files/wxPython/2.8.9.1/
> Quote - I guess they'll be on the site where I got wxpython?Yes, in the 2.8.9.1 block of files.
As I don't know whether you're using Windows or MacOS I can only link you to the folder level.
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Not wanting to go into too much ancient history but I had a different user name & account here a few years ago & while using that account I bought a Python script which uses Tkinter.
Now with no proof of purchase I'm pretty much stuffed when it comes to updates & seeing as I now have Poser8, I'd like to be able to remove the Tkinter references from the script & replace them with WXpython, is it possible & if so how easy is it to do?
Windows 7 64Bit
Poser Pro 2010 SR1