Hi,
I'm use dev c++ to do my homework. But when I want to make a software, I think it's difficult than MS VS: how to build a GUI( or can I "design" by mouse a GUI for my software just like in MS VS)?
thanks!
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using the win32 api .(this can only be used on windows operating system)
using microsoft foundation classes (MFC) (windows operating system only)
other cross platform libraries (do a google search)
<p>
Take some time off and see how to use these tools. A good starting place would
be the forgers win32 tutorial
<p> http://winprog.org/tutorial/<p>
Now MS VS allows you to "drag and drop" create a GUI then
automatically generate this code for you (devcpp doesnot automatically
generate code).<p>you have to manually create the gui from
scratch.However devcpp is free while MS VS proffesional is for sale, so i
still use devcpp :)<P> DEO<br> wandegeya , uganda
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GUI then automatically generate this code for you (devcpp doesnot
automatically generate code).<p>you have to manually create the gui from
scratch.However devcpp is free while MS VS proffesional is for sale, so i
still use devcpp :)<P> DEO<br>
Hi,
I'm use dev c++ to do my homework. But when I want to make a software, I think it's difficult than MS VS: how to build a GUI( or can I "design" by mouse a GUI for my software just like in MS VS)?
thanks!
Dev-Cpp is not drag and drop to my knowledge like Microsoft Visual Studio can be.
There are many ways of creating a GUI for example
<p>
Take some time off and see how to use these tools. A good starting place would
be the forgers win32 tutorial
<p>
http://winprog.org/tutorial/<p>
Now MS VS allows you to "drag and drop" create a GUI then
automatically generate this code for you (devcpp doesnot automatically
generate code).<p>you have to manually create the gui from
scratch.However devcpp is free while MS VS proffesional is for sale, so i
still use devcpp :)<P> DEO<br> wandegeya , uganda
hi,
GUI then automatically generate this code for you (devcpp doesnot
automatically generate code).<p>you have to manually create the gui from
scratch.However devcpp is free while MS VS proffesional is for sale, so i
still use devcpp :)<P> DEO<br>
regards,
phe9oxis,
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