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Originally Posted by slowsmile
I think I'll take the easier route by just splitting the user options in half and using two tkinter window dialogs. I haven't really had a chance to get up to speed using Qt.  |
That's fair. Qt has it's own learning curve. But since I'm already used to doing C++ Qt stuff with Sigil itself, Qt for Python just makes more sense to me. I never did fully warm up to tkinter. Nothing about it ever became intuitive for me. I had to look up online examples for
everything I wanted to do with it.
