Questions tagged [pyjamas]

Pyjamas is a port of Google Web Toolkit to Python, featuring a Python debugging environment and desktop deployment option, and compilation to JavaScript for web/device deployment.

Pyjamas implements the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) widgets (V1.0 at the moment) as Python (2.5 or 2.6 for now) objects. These objects may be run inside the Pyjamas desktop (Pyjd), or compiled to JavaScript (through Pyjs, the Python-to-JavaScript compiler, part of the Pyjamas project) for deployment on the web and/or devices.

Support for developers is available through the Pyjamas developer mail list, which is subscribed/unsubscribed only through email:

  • pyjamasdev-unsubscribe@pyjs.org

    • Send to this address to unsubscribe from the list.
  • pyjamasdev-nomail@pyjs.org

    • Send to this address to receive no mail from the list. You will still be subscribed (and can use the web interface to post messages). http://lists.pyjs.org/mail
  • pyjamasdev-mail@pyjs.org

    • Send to this re-enable mail receipt from the list.

Note that read-only access to the mail list is available through Google Groups.

Developers on the mail list have recently described plans to move to the current version of GWT, and include tools for deployment.

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Pyjamas event handling

I am having a difficult time understanding the Pyjamas/GWT event handling system. I am currently using the latest 0.8 Pyjamas in order to test. I am not sure of what the best event handling structure would be as I have never done GUI…
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Converting a python file into a JS file

I've been trying to figure out how to convert python files into JavaScript files. I downloaded the latest pyjamas and I installed it in my c:\Python26\Lib\site-packages folder. I'm running Python 2.6 on Windows 7.
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How to do Pyjamas like Python in Java?

Is there any way to have kind of "Jyjamas"(Java thing!!) where python has something callled: http://wiki.python.org/moin/Pyjamas Follow up: (native…
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