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  1. PAGE - A Python GUI Generator

    Installation PAGE 7.0 or greater - This is the GUI generator. Actually one should be using the latest version.

  2. Introduction — PAGE 8 documentation

    In essence, PAGE uses a Python wrapper, that is a minimal Python module which invokes PAGE which remains a Tcl script. The advantage of the new approach is simplicity of installation.

  3. Welcome to the PAGE Documentation

    Welcome to the PAGE Documentation Contents: Introduction Change History Installation Installation on Linux Installation on Windows PAGE and macOS Initializing and Executing …

  4. Using PAGE — PAGE 8 documentation - SourceForge

    PAGE makes use of the Visual Tcl facilities for creating a single GUI window, assigning attributes to widgets, binding events to callback procedures, and creating menus. PAGE also …

  5. Examples — PAGE 8 documentation

    The easiest way to try the examples is to go to one page/examples subdirectories and (1) run page against the a ‘.tcl’ file in that directory and (2) execute the generated GUI module.

  6. The PAGE Interface — PAGE 8 documentation - SourceForge

    The Gen_Python menu creates the Python code for the GUI module as well as the supporting module. It also loads existing modules into Python Console windows or into a user specified …

  7. Styles and Themes — PAGE 8 documentation - SourceForge

    Remember that PAGE uses the themes directory in the install directory for creating the GUI and the Python modules, while execution of the generated modules relies on the themes directory …

  8. Prerequisites You need TCK/TK 8.5.4 or later, Python 2.6 or later, and pyttk -which you can get (if you don't already have it) from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyttk. You probably have all of these …

  9. page.sourceforge.net

    self.TNotebook1.tab(1, text="Page 2",underline="-1",) The first group of statements in __init__define define the default GUI colors and the default GUI fonts. These setting come …