Python's user interface

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Re: Python's user interface

Post by xMaxrayx » 14 Feb 2024, 11:09

what about QT? i think is good for crossplatform but its complicated

Python's user interface

Post by Soham1087 » 05 Dec 2022, 06:19

I was researching how to construct a (somewhat) nice user interface in Python for one of my programs, and I discovered that I needed a package called "curses." I attempted to install it using pip, but the shell reported that no matching distributions for the required module were found. Is there something I'm doing wrong? Is the module no longer available for whatever reason? If that's the case, how else can I create such an interface given [at a python blog (link removed by moderator)] that all I need to do is make the arrow keys function for my program? Thank you in advance.


[Mod actions: Moved topic from “Offtopic.” Also removed the reference to a website that did not actually provide an example of a particular interface and does not add to the content of this post.]

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