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MFC, Windows.Forms and Win32 are all the same widget set; you're conflating programming interfaces with realized widget sets. UWP is another. So there are two.
by deaddodo 3y ago
MFC, Windows.Forms and Win32 are all the same widget set; you're conflating programming interfaces with realized widget sets. UWP is another.
So there are two. And both are native, yes.
- KRAKRISMOTT 3y agoThe default Win32 C++ UI are all form based (the stuff that requires passing around a HWND handler). The new web style responsive "flat" forms are all completely new widgets and API, or at least they use completely new code for painting.
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- dvdkon 3y agoThere's also WPF, which draws its own widgets. It's in pretty widespread use.
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