Phillip Pearson - web + electronics notes

tech notes and web hackery from a new zealander who was vaguely useful on the web back in 2002 (see: python community server, the blogging ecosystem, the new zealand coffee review, the internet topic exchange).

2003-3-5

wxWorkshop

Cool - a free wxWindows IDE. Looks like what I've been wanting for a while. wxWindows is nice, but a bit irritating to design dialogs for compared to C#, which has the great Visual Studio form editor. wxDesigner is OK, but a bit weird at times, and I can't justify actually buying it for my hobby coding when I can just switch languages or hack out my windows in code (with wxPython).

On that note, my toolbars don't seem to come out right in wxPython, and I can't seem to get menus to generate the proper events. Hmm ... better get back to that; it's been a while since I did any coding for the desktop.