[BioPython] wxpython prototype
Cayte
katel@worldpath.net
Sat, 3 Jun 2000 21:58:10 -0400
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I just uploaded a wxpython prototype, SeqGui.py to =
pub/katel/biopython/Bio on the ftp site. After a few hours of =
bafflement, I was able to get wxConstaints to do what I wanted. In the =
same ammount of time, I was able to get the TKinter LayoutGrid to sort =
of do something like I wanted.
> Andrew said
>Okay, then my final statement is that I've
>found that the GUI is not that large a part of applications I've worked
>on, and can be written in such a way that different GUIs can be used
>with only minimal change to the internals.=20
Potentially, the gui can help the researcher visualize hidden =
patterns. Some day, when I'm feeling rich, I',m going to get hold of =
The Display of Visual Information:).
USER STORY:
Ellen Elegans has discovered a new protein, but she is not sure =
what its function is, and her eyes are tired from poring over text. She =
runs the protein through a program that highlights protein motifs in =
color. She recognizes the motifs as appearing often in digestive =
enzymes, so she suspects the protein has to do with digestion.
Cayte
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2> I just uploaded a wxpython prototype, =
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>> Andrew said</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>>Okay, then my final statement is that =
I've<BR>>found=20
that the GUI is not that large a part of applications I've =
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can be written in such a way that different GUIs can be used<BR>>with =
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2> Potentially, the gui can help the researcher =
visualize=20
hidden patterns. Some day, when I'm feeling rich, I',m going to =
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of </FONT><FONT size=3D3>The Display of Visual =
Information:).</FONT></DIV>
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discovered a new protein, but she is not sure what its =
function=20
is, and her eyes are tired from poring over text. =
She=20
runs the protein through a program that highlights protein =
motifs in=20
color. She recognizes the motifs as appearing often in digestive =
enzymes,=20
so she suspects the protein has to do with digestion.</FONT></DIV>
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