Making GUI menu in python?

[BlackRat90]

So, I have been playing with python for awhile. However, mostly just with like text based in the console stuff. I was wondering how you could build a graphical clicking based menu?

[r-senior]

Have a look on here:

http://www.zetcode.com/

Examples of menus for PyGTK, PyQt4, Tkinter and wxPython.

There are a few threads on this forum comparing the relative merits of the bindings.

[PeterP24]

You didn't said how advanced are you with Python.

Most handy would be to use Tkinter since it comes already with Python. However Tkinter (and others) relies heavily on classes and similar stuff (basically every widget is a class) - that means that you should be familiar with classes.

pts

[cgroza]

I recommend wxPython. I have coded a project in it and never regretted it a single time.

[BlackRat90]

You didn't said how advanced are you with Python.

My apologizes, I would say I am about intermediate level at python.
I have a very good understanding of how it works.

[BlackRat90]

I actually found this one, easyGUI. Very simple. Though rather powerful!

http://easygui.sourceforge.net/

[simeon87]

I actually found this one, easyGUI. Very simple. Though rather powerful!

http://easygui.sourceforge.net/

It's advertised as easy without advanced features. Which means you'll be learning again when you learn a mainstream GUI framework.