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Best Place for C++ GUI?

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Well.. I wanted to get into GUI with C++ and wanted to here from you guys. :wink: I dealt with Qt and hated it and as well as a book called C++ in Action. Dont get me wrong here, Qt is a fast muti-platform API programming add-on to your libaires of C++, but all the annoying pointers and functions tend to get repeatative to debug and handle. And the C++ in Action book/online ver, suck tremendously. I tried to compile a few of there examples and didnt work. :oops: In fact, they didnt even list a heading file to use!!! If anyone has an idea of a good place or book to start with GUI help is apperciated. :wink:

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try wxwidgets, i havent used it, but heard it from Mab

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pseudo_opcode wrote:try wxwidgets, i havent used it, but heard it from Mab
Awesome. I'll check it out, any other ideas? Much apperciated. :wink:

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Post by Swan »

Ive used a book called:

"C++ demystified"

by Jeff Kent.

Makes use of C++ VS 2005

Excellent book.

Code works, clear examples etc

Great book

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wxwidgets for sure, I use it for my C++ GUI stuff, theres also a great IDE for it, http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ , based off Dev-C++

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RNA wrote:wxwidgets for sure, I use it for my C++ GUI stuff, theres also a great IDE for it, http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ , based off Dev-C++
Hmm... hey thanks. :lol:

I never knew there was an IDE for wxwidgets, I thought you just had to intergrate it with youe local compiler.

Is there any tutorial or book for this?
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ebrizzlez wrote:
RNA wrote:wxwidgets for sure, I use it for my C++ GUI stuff, theres also a great IDE for it, http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/ , based off Dev-C++
Hmm... hey thanks. :lol:

I never knew there was an IDE for wxwidgets, I thought you just had to intergrate it with youe local compiler.

Is there any tutorial or book for this?
Not to my knowledge, however I'm sure Wxwidgets has a wiki, try there for reference :)

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Actually... it comes with a manual and a pdf book. ^^

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It is my understanding that you can Use Glade to build gtk Gui applications and put the code to that. I plan to do that with python but i'm not sure if it works the same with C++. I imagine it would though.

GTK provides an impressive envirement for gui applications. I discovered it for python and kicked Tkinter out.

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