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Cairo, Pythom, PyCairo, GTK, PyGtk, ahhhhhhh
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Nathraiben
2010-07-03 , 00:57
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Always glad to be of help...
Err... well... uhm... I have to admit, most of it I got by trial&error and analysing code snippets I found on Google.
(Also, I have found that some of my Java knowledge comes in handy from time to time, too.)
Haven't found any real starter tutorials other than the one linked above, but I spend a good deal of time skimming through the
PyQt class reference
to get a feeling of what classes are there and which ones might be of use to me. It's not complete yet, and quite a lot of methods are more or less undocumented, but it's still a great source of information.
Other than that - like I said, I just more or less camp Google whenever I hit a wall with trial&error. Python and PyQt are pretty popular by now, so chances are every question you have has already been ask in one or more forums/mailing list.
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