Re: [Dev-C++] Offtopic: Advice on GUI to learn

[Goran <go...@de...>]

Dana =C4=8Detvrtak 15. januar 2004. 21:25, Michal Molhanec je napisao/la:
> Michael C Urban wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I would start with the wxWindows toolkit. It's cross platform, and easi=
er
> > to learn than either the Win API or GTK. GTK also is somewhat buggy on
> > Win32 yet, and its widgets look rather out of place since it draws its
> > own widgets instead of using the native Win32 ones.
>
> GTK+ can look nearly native:
> http://gtk-wimp.sourceforge.net/
>
> > wxWindows is probably your best bet. Easier to learn than GTK. Better
> > Windows support, and more cross-platform.
>
> IMHO is GTK easier to learn than wxWin. But IMHO it makes much more
> sense to compare wxWindows to gtkmm and I think that gtkmm + glademm is
> really simple to use. glademm uses much modern C++ than wxWin

Gtk is easier, and I suggest you to try GTKmm and glademm. It is very good =
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toolkit and it is not buggy at all.

On the other hand, you can get a window in FLTK in 5 lines of code! It is v=
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fast, tiny and ... GUI toolkit, but it is not to be used with so called=20
"mainstream windows applications" as it donot support native windows look.=
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eFLTK on the other hand support some way of theming, so you can try to make=
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it more Windowish...

wxWin is big MFC like GUI library and I donot feel confortable when using i=
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I donot know why, I simply donot like that style.

Goran