Interlinking GUI in some other language and Python

I have done coding for mathematical simulation of Theory of Computation concepts in Python such as grammar checking and other stuff. My Problem is that I have to build a decent looking GUI for it .

I have looked at PyQt4 and the lack of documentation is really a big deterrent. I have looked at other graphical libraries in Python and they开发者_开发知识库 are not helping me so is there a way that I can write the GUI stuff in some other language and integrate python in it.

The problem is that I want mathematical stuff like circles, epsilon on runtime which have drag and drop events available on them. So simply creating an image is not an option.

I am sorry for being a little non specific here but the problem is that I am looking for things that can help here. I have asked a question before too for GUI and unfortunately I could'nt find the right answers for it.

Is there a way I can get around this problem.

Thanks a lot....

I'd look again at PyQT4 if you want something decent looking. PyQt has an an example directory in the source code. KDE uses QT and they have a lot examples too. You have to understand that it is a binding against QT4. When I use it with python I usually just have the QT docs open. Its pretty easy to translate.

You could look at PyGTK also, but again, it is a binding against GTK.

Most python guis I recommend tkinter but drag 'n drop isn't built into tkinter yet and I'm not a huge fan of the other libraries.

Have you thought about IronPython in .Net and WPF? You'll need to learn the xaml syntax but it's not much harder than html (technically, it's stricter and simpler but you need to learn some library controls it will instantiate). There are free versions of visual studio for all of this.

Another simple way would be to expose a command line or webservice interface to your python routines.