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I've recently starting playing around with Tix in Python, and I'm distressed at the lack of Python documentation for it online. Both the tutorial and book have plenty of code examples in Tcl and none in Python. Googling has turned up no good Python docs.

What do Tix users do for their Python documentation? Do they just learn to read the Tcl docs and convert them in their head to what the code should probably look like in Python?

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I haven't used Tix, but perhaps:

import Tix
help(Tix)

?

HanClinto
This gives some class listings and such, but nothing in the way of useful code samples, etc.
Eli Courtwright
+3  A: 

I have noticed too the lack of Python documentation. The docs I've found are only these that come up first as Google searches (with the Python Tix User Guide being the most prominent.

So far, I've done exactly what you describe: mentally convert the Tcl docs.

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