WxPython versus Tkinter.

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Mon Jan 24 11:15:54 EST 2011

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On 2011年01月24日, Corey Richardson <kb1pkl at aim.com> wrote:
> Python (and supposedly wxPython) are cross-platform. Code that runs on 
> one should run on the other unmodified.

No, that's not what "cross-platform" really means. Cross-platform
means that it's possible (and reasonably stright-forward) to write
code that will run unmodified on multiple platforms. It doesn't mean
that it's impossible to write code that will only work on one
platform.
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