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Is there any Visual Studio-like tool for creating GUIs for Python?

My friend asked me if there was a tool (actually an IDE) that would allow her to visually visualize the GUI and edit the functions associated with GUI events without much effort.

For example, she wants to double-click on the button she just created and immediately see (and edit) the code associated with this button when she clicks on an event. I believe this is what it does in Visual Studio.

Toolkit does not matter. She just wants this functionality.

Is there any tool that does this?

Thanks.

EDIT: The made example looks in bold. Nobody seemed to be looking at him, and this is an important requirement.

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I would recommend based on your needs:

  • Qt Designer
  • wxGlade

Check this out: http://wiki.python.org/moin/GuiProgramming

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There is a Glade for GTK + . Python can load interface files created using Glade. There are several tutorials online.

Glade

For Qt, there is QtDesigner . PyQt User Guide how to use PyQt with QtDesigner .

As far as I know, QtDesigner is integrated into some IDEs (e.g. Eclipse )

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Python (x, y) Eclipse PyDev QT Designer. PyUIC Eclipse (. HOWTO), .

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WxGlade. , , .

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Qt Creator . ++-, Qt .

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