PyGTK for Windows Form?

Trying to make a game that has a Windows menu bar but Construct Classic doesn't seem to have a working editor so I decided I would look into python scripts.

Took me some time but I found PyGTK which seem to do what I want but the question is, is that the best/most relevant library to use? I mean there are tonnes of others out there but all I can find was this.

Any suggestions of whether this is the right choice or is there a more suited one? Also I'd like to know how to import it into construct. Do I just place the relevant dlls into the right folder to enable me to import it into the scripts or is it abit more complicated than that?

Pretty sure you cant import anything gui into the construct window, but you can open other windows .

Pretty sure you cant import anything gui into the construct window, but you can open other windows .

Yes you can open other windows (perhaps a transparent one too :), you could do an overlay on the Construct Window so it appears that what you are displaying is in the same window..I think Rojo showed a .cap of this. I haven't tried it myself.

As far as using PyGTK read the tutorials on this link:

scirra.com/forum/python-external-libraries-w-ai-speech_topic39525.html

You can actually, but it's a bit low level using the windows api.

There's a python example for a menu bar here:

http://www.scirra.com/forum/menu-bar-via-python_topic42842_post266732.html?KW=menu#266732

It's admittedly a bit noisy in the bit for defining the menu, but it should be straightforward.

I have no idea most of what is in the script but it works and I figured out how to control the menu. All I need to do now is know how to add the tick boxes in the menu and small windows forms to appear when you click those. I guess there's a doc or something like that right?

I guess I'll try to find it and learn how the rest works. Man I regret not spending some time reading C++ book. Dang.

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Just realized its in C... gah, back to past anyone?