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thanx for your commends. I haven't completely read the wxWindows manual. I need some points to be cleared urgently. If i developed a GUI using wxWindows that draws rectangle stack up on the client area (in Windows), shall i use the same drawing codes in unix without making major code changes? If any changes, what those?
Is wxWindows supports all sort of Mouse handling such as button pressing, moving etc?
The following is related to BC++.
I tried to develop a GUI application in BC++ in Windows NT. To get a good look-and-feel GUI we need to call Object Window Class (OWC) which is windows dependent. Does unix supports these classes or we need to use some other classes to make it as platform independence?
Thanx.
thanx for your commends. I haven't completely read the wxWindows manual. I need some points to be cleared urgently. If i developed a GUI using wxWindows that draws rectangle stack up on the client area (in Windows), shall i use the same drawing codes in unix without making major code changes? If any changes, what those?
Is wxWindows supports all sort of Mouse handling such as button pressing, moving etc?
The following is related to BC++.
I tried to develop a GUI application in BC++ in Windows NT. To get a good look-and-feel GUI we need to call Object Window Class (OWC) which is windows dependent. Does unix supports these classes or we need to use some other classes to make it as platform independence?
Thanx.
regarding OWC, i don't think it is supported in unix. why don't you use wxWindows? after all isn't portability it's purpose?
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