Lol, I always wanted one:
http://coldfusion.hostwq.net/someguy...s/untitled.PNG
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Lol, I always wanted one:
http://coldfusion.hostwq.net/someguy...s/untitled.PNG
That's a really big button
I know. I thought it was funny. You guys want the binaries? Hehe.
I don't see shizz.
Hmm...direct link:
http://coldfusion.hostwq.net/someguy...s/untitled.PNG
Ah. I never got that far on C++. I got that far on visual basic though. I got up to making web browsers and then I was like pfft.Quote:
Originally Posted by [SomeGuy]
Took me to a blank page...Quote:
Originally Posted by [SomeGuy]
Yeah, there is something wrong with whatever he is doing, you're just going to have to quote him and cut and paste.
Thanks Ynot.
It actually required no coding. wxDev-C++ has a form designer like Visual Basic, except thst it doesn't suck.
Actually it does when you get used to doing real coding. If you've already written the code, you can't attach it to the layout :( It's okay, drag and drop is for newbies anyway :P
Haha, aww...well, I guess I need to finish up the cprogramming.com tutorials before I get into hardcore wxWidgets.
I went through those things, I stopped at strings.Quote:
Originally Posted by [SomeGuy]
I don't like strings, too much fluff and way to slow to create and copy :( I prefer C strings. Multitudes faster, but also that much harder to use.
wxWidgets actually has a really good string system, uses reference counting so it's really fast if you're not changing a lot of data.