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Copperspice and python

Posted: Thu Mar 24 2016 11:43 am
by marlowa
Hello everyone,

Are there any plans for a python copperspice module, similar to pyQt? I am currently looking at writing some python code with a GUI and there are a plethora of GUI toolkits to choose from, but not one for Copperspice that I can see.

Re: Copperspice and python

Posted: Sat Apr 16 2016 5:12 pm
by barbara
We have not done a python module as of yet. If someone would like to help out with this and submit a pull request we are happy to add it.

Barbara

Re: Copperspice and python

Posted: Wed Feb 17 2021 10:55 am
by mark
Just wondering if there is any prospect of bindings to Python or Ruby or similar?

Re: Copperspice and python

Posted: Fri Feb 19 2021 1:07 am
by barbara
mark wrote: Wed Feb 17 2021 10:55 am Just wondering if there is any prospect of bindings to Python or Ruby or similar?
We have not focused on this area as of yet. The CS team is available to work with a developer who would like to port any existing bindings or create a new set.

Barbara

Re: Copperspice and python

Posted: Tue Mar 02 2021 8:19 am
by mark
I think it would be interesting to compare how many C++/Qt projects vs. Python/Qt (PySide or PyQt) vs. Perl/Qt, Ruby/Qt. My guess would be that there are far more Python/Qt than C++/Qt; in which case of course it would be more compelling for CopperSpice usage to create the bindings. But I don't know; and I'm not sure how to find it out, although I would have thought it was possible to determine this on Linux using a source-based distro. So I'll just have to wait :)

Re: Copperspice and python

Posted: Tue Mar 02 2021 7:07 pm
by barbara
As mentioned, the CS team is happy to work with someone on developing bindings for any language. If this is something you require keep in mind we do have a Subscription Policy where your input can further direct the CopperSpice roadmap.

https://www.copperspice.com/subscriptions.html

Barbara

Re: Copperspice and python

Posted: Mon Mar 29 2021 1:54 pm
by seasoned_geek
You could ask Phil Thompson

https://pypi.org/user/PhilThompson/

It looks like he did both PyQt and QScintilla