How to write own simple g-code generator? (.py)

Code::Blocks, that I've installed, don't opens .py file.

The way a glade - python toolchain works is like this:

You design your GUI in glade and create an xml file.

In py, you open the xml, and create references to your graphical objects.

google for "python glade" and you will find documentation, tutorials etc

Gerd

Thank for the pivot!

I use code::blocks for my c++ programs and gedit for python.

John

These simple g-code generators were written using tkinter GUI package. The way that you described (glade->xml, and use this xml from .py) don't uses tkinter, and when I've tried to launch .py (that uses .xml) from EMC I get and error related to the .xml file (error opening or can't find). I've found visual tcl, but this environment works with .tcl not .py files. Any suggestions?
Or am I just complicates the problem? Maybe not so hard to build tcl tk interface using just gedit?

Infact for simple cases the usage of a graphical design tool might be an overkill.

Tkinter is something like the native GUI of py.
Its simple and fast to use, you need only a texteditor like gedit.
Just to place some buttons on a form its good enough anyway.

Gerd