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<_follower_> re: force use of libsqlite3.a i got it to work by renaming the .so versions so it couldn't find them... seems to work.
<glen_quagmire> insanekane: i'm thinking of wxPython
<insanekane> glen_quagmire: either way ... your music notation painter will use it like text
<insanekane> glen_quagmire: well, i would've suggested Qt4 ... but of course, that is entirely my *opinion* only
<glen_quagmire> let me google for qt4
<ehird> qt4 is cool
<ehird> more native looking on most platforms than wx from what i've seen
<insanekane> glen_quagmire: windows ?
<glen_quagmire> i'm on linux. but i want it to be cross platform
<kosh> qt4 can look completely native on windows
<kosh> it can even render most things on windows using the windows standard toolkit
<kosh> the exceptions are things that are not there and that is rendered with a windows like style
<kosh> qt4 is nice and it looks and works well on the major platforms
<ehird> qt4 is native on win and mac
<ehird> well, mac slightly not
<insanekane> glen_quagmire: is this a proprietary app ?
<ehird> but os x/windows+qt4 = looks native to 99% of users
<ehird> i personally found qt easier than wx too
<brotsalat> doesn't wx use native widgets as well?
<kosh> and it is native on unixes
<ehird> not really, brotsalat
<glen_quagmire> insanekane: no. it's my own project
<ehird> unixes, windows, sure
<ehird> os x... let's just say no
<kosh> also you can use qt-designer to make the ui
<insanekane> glen_quagmire: then Qt4 is perfect, if you want to use it (this is purely my *opinion*)
<ehird> though pyqt4 doesn't have many tutorials floating around
<ehird> which is a shame
<ehird> still, qt3 is not nearly as good
<Almondega> how to wrap a label using gtk? command set_wrap dont work....
<kosh> qt4 is licensed under the gpl and a closed license if you pay for it
<fluxdude> how can I make stderr go to stdout the way you can in shell when using subprocess.Popen()?
<ehird> fluxdude: sys.stderr = sys.stdout
<ehird> err, no
<ehird> just do
<ehird> Popen('command 2>&1')
<insanekane> glen_quagmire: the advantage of using Qt4 for you would be the really really nice interface to paint stuff, like your music notation
<fluxdude> ehird: ok, I'll try that instead but does this mean I need shell=True?
<ehird> no idae
<ehird> probably
<fluxdude> subprocess seems ill thought out to me.
<kosh> qt also has nice db interfaces and controls
<ehird> NameError: global name '__getattr__' is not defined ?!
<ehird> oh, i see
<ehird> er, no i don't
<Almondega> how to wrap a label using gtk? command set_line_wrap dont work....
<insanekane> ehird: just use 'getattr' I believe
<ehird> ah, that works
<pjd> ehird: ick, that's not how you do it
<pjd> fluxdude: Popen([...], stderr=STDOUT)
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