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AVC, Application View Controller

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Current: 0.10.0

Released: 24-Apr-2015

License: GPL

Common Requirements:
python 2.2 - <3.0

GTK2+ requirements:
Pygtk 2.8 - 2.10
GTK3+ requirements:
PyGObject >=3.10
Qt requirements:
Pyqt v3 - v4
Tk requirements:
Tkinter 2.4
wxWidgets requirements:
wxPython 2.6 - 2.8
Swing requirements:
jython 2.5.1

Author: Fabrizio Pollastri

DOCUMENTATION

Quick start examples:
GTK2+, GTK3+, Qt, Tk,
wxWidgets, Swing.
User Manual

Release Notes

Changelog

All News

ARTICLES

AVC-Simplifying your GUI Code

SCREENSHOTS

GTK2+ examples

GTK3+ examples

Qt examples

Tk examples

wxWidgets examples

Swing examples

DOWNLOAD

Source:
- current avc-0.10.0.tar.gz
all sources

Packages:
Arch Linux
Debian
Ubuntu

Quick start examples:
GTK2+ spinbutton + glade file
GTK3+ spinbutton + glade file
ui file
Qt spinbox + ui file
Tk spinbox + tcl file
wxWidgets spincontrol + xrc file
Swing spinner

All examples


AVC is a multiplatform, fully automatic, live connection among graphical interface widgets and application variables for the python language. AVC supports in a uniform way the most popular widget toolkits: GTK+, Qt, Tk, wxWidgets. The Swing widget toolkit for the java environment is also supported via the jython compiler. AVC is a python package that can be imported by any python or jython application.

The display and the control of some application data through a GUI (Graphical User Interface) is a central problem in GUI programming, it absorbs a relevant part of the programming effort. AVC makes this programming very easy, far more easy than traditional solutions based on MVC (Model View Controller).

News

24-Apr-2015: released AVC 0.10.0. New support for GTK3+ with a full set of widgets and related examples. New deeper debug printout that examines internal control data. Release note.

12-Mar-2015: released AVC 0.9.0. New widgets: calendar and color selection. Dropped Qt3 support. Release note.

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