IDE tutorials for wxWidgets
Please help me
i have try the guru example but it doesn't seen to be compiling
this is the page, http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/
the example which i try is http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/tutorial/wxopengl.html
i try downloading his example but it say [Build error] [Project 1.exe] Error 1
this is the page, http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/
the example which i try is http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/tutorial/wxopengl.html
i try downloading his example but it say [Build error] [Project 1.exe] Error 1
can anyone please submit more tutorial on designing a graph
Is designing a 3D graph possible for this wx application, it seen hard and i really need help!
I only know c programming but new to wx programming, i need to master it fast to complete my project on designing a graph for 2D or 3D application.
Thanks for submitting this tutorial, it work and really help a lot
http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/tutorial/ ... mal-1.html
I only know c programming but new to wx programming, i need to master it fast to complete my project on designing a graph for 2D or 3D application.
Thanks for submitting this tutorial, it work and really help a lot
http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/tutorial/ ... mal-1.html
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No, please go ahead. I'd suggest that you make it a PDF, since wxdevcpp changes so fast, it would make not much sense to "print" it IMO. A good place to start is compile all the tutorials-FAQs and update'em.Bleu Raeder wrote:I know that there is a book on wxWidgets, but has anyone offered to write a book on wx-devcpp? If not, I'd like to throw my hat in the ring.
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I know that it is changing rapidly, but as a stable version approaches a good book might be something that could be sold to support the effort. I guess it could be done electronically, donate and get to download the PDF kind of thing.buildere wrote:No, please go ahead. I'd suggest that you make it a PDF, since wxdevcpp changes so fast, it would make not much sense to "print" it IMO. A good place to start is compile all the tutorials-FAQs and update'em.Bleu Raeder wrote:I know that there is a book on wxWidgets, but has anyone offered to write a book on wx-devcpp? If not, I'd like to throw my hat in the ring.
Anyhow, I'll try to get things arranged and see what I can do about starting this project.
God love you! We really do need people willing to do more documentation. An easy start might be just a "book" of tutorials. We could really use tutorials on how to use sizers and how to use the gdb debugger from within wxdevcpp. Of course, whatever you want to do will certainly be a big help.I know that it is changing rapidly, but as a stable version approaches a good book might be something that could be sold to support the effort. I guess it could be done electronically, donate and get to download the PDF kind of thing.
Thanks in advance.
-Tony
p.s. There should be a 6.9 alpha installer out by Monday (alpha try #2). If it tests out ok, look for 6.9beta release a week from then.
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Cool. Tutorials are great, no doubt. But they are just in limited number. For instance, my post on knowing (or not knowing) about the 'Items' in the properties of a combo box is just one of those things that others might struggle with.tbreina wrote:God love you! We really do need people willing to do more documentation. An easy start might be just a "book" of tutorials. We could really use tutorials on how to use sizers and how to use the gdb debugger from within wxdevcpp. Of course, whatever you want to do will certainly be a big help.I know that it is changing rapidly, but as a stable version approaches a good book might be something that could be sold to support the effort. I guess it could be done electronically, donate and get to download the PDF kind of thing.
Thanks in advance.
-Tony
p.s. There should be a 6.9 alpha installer out by Monday (alpha try #2). If it tests out ok, look for 6.9beta release a week from then.
For those who have done tutorials, can I include them in the publication? If so, I need some author info so that proper credit can be given.
Yeah, you can include and update mine. Just let me know what you need to know.Bleu Raeder wrote:For those who have done tutorials, can I include them in the publication? If so, I need some author info so that proper credit can be given.
I am also planning on getting back to my second tutorial shortly, so you'll have even more work.
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Cool, I haven;t decided my exact approach, but consolidating some tutorials will be first on the list. I know that there are some common issues, things like how to plan an application or what all those files are for, that need to be covered in the context of wx-devcpp. I am looking forward to the challenge.
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