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Did you ever try wxWidgets? The OSX support has come on leaps and bounds the last few dot releases.
by 72deluxe 12y ago
Did you ever try wxWidgets? The OSX support has come on leaps and bounds the last few dot releases.
- stevelaz 12y agoNot for that specific project no. In the past ~2002 timeframe we used WxWidgets back when it was still WxWindows for a Linux desktop frontend. But other than that, I haven't played around with it lately. I should take another look at it.
- 72deluxe 12y agoIt is worth looking at. There are multiple ways to connect events (signals/slots), and they encourage "Bind" these days, but you can still do Connect/Disconnect or use macro-based event maps (very MFC style). But in general it's pretty good. There was a GSOC project this year to implement a DirectX backend to the Windows drawing system instead of GDI but I don't know how well that has got on. They overhauled the drawing system to using native drawing contexts on whichever platform you're running, so you can do aliasing etc. It's worth a look I think, as it is quite easy to write something usable in it very quickly. There is no database support anymore though - wxODBC died a death.