Spent years writing a #python script. Its wonderful, does everything everyone wants, but as it was #CLI only, it never got much traction. So, I have spent a week learning #pysimplegui and slapping a pretty interface on it... and even though I had to "trim" a few features to unclutter it, now everybody is interested.

For most people, less really is more with a GUI.

Anyway, I really can recommend #pysimplegui for quick, easy and functional #python front ends!

I've begun a complete rewrite of the VoiceLab backend. It's enough hacking. Time to start from scratch. I won't change the measurements or anything... Just the GUI and the data pipeline to accommodate multiprocessing, and in doing so, I'll tidy up the codebase.

While I'm developing (will likely take many months), have a look at my latest release:
https://github.com/Voice-Lab/VoiceLab

#Praat #AcousticAnalysis #VoiceSauce #Python #PySimpleGUI #VoiceAnalysis

Tutorial: PySimpleGUI und die Matplotlib

Nach dem gestrigen Beitrag hatte ich Blut geleckt und wollte es genau wissen. Kann man wirklich die Matplotlib so einfach mit PySimpleGUI verkuppeln, wie das auch mit Tkinter möglich war? Spoiler: Man kann! http://blog.schockwellenreiter.de/2022/11/2022111301.html #Python #PySimpleGUI #Matplotlib

#PySimpleGUi is so cool… now I added an image preview!

A very useful thing is to be able to convert other image formats to "PNG bytes" using this helper: https://gist.github.com/villares/b9749601848e4926124367c742f42494
(note that I'm also retrieving the image metadata because... reasons... I sometimes save code there)

Using #Python + #PySimpleGUI is really a pleasure. Today I added a "ComboBox" and set a monospaced to the simple GUI I had added to my helper script.
Adding some padding with `sg.set_options(element_padding=(10, 10))` worked great too.