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I want to create an Application which also needs a lot of GUI stuff. I started with WPF and immediately found its limits, for example with the tweaking of a DataGrid... (actually not a limit, but needs a lot of effort...)
The application will also include self-made diagrams like a Gantt-diagram (at least similar to a Gantt-diagram).
Now I've read a little bit about Qt and also made some simple forms. I also know that nearly everything is possible with Qt (like an interactive Gantt-diagram). But the main question is, which one is easier (less effort) for creating non-standard UI-elements. WPF or Qt?
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I'm new to MFC C++ and have a big MFC Project. It's in single document type and contains lots of classes such as doc.cpp, view.cpp, MainFrame.cpp ...Of course, It also contains lots of threads, functions in other classes. But i dont know exactly the way that project works, the way these threads are called. What is the first function, class is called? I try to find in default class of that project and have no clue.
I need an instruction or document explain step by step how a mfc project work. Can i have your help?
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Just wondering what a good place to start would be? The program I eventually hope to make is a calculator for a windows operating system (School project)
Provided that you have good command of C++, Qt can be a good cross-platform starting point.
Depening on the platform, you may choose to try native OS UI framework; MFC is Microsoft-only and somewhat confusing.
My money is on Qt.
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I am writing this C++ application with wxWidgets.
I want to reproduce the following situation:
There must be one single mainFrame which should control the others.
Other windows should appear inside this mainFrame (like sections)
wxNotebook must not be used.
Imagine I have wxFrameMain, wxPanelA, and wxPanelB. The application should start wxFrameMain filled up with wxPanelA and after the user choses to change the view, it should get filled up with wxPanelB.
Does anyone have any tutorial or can explain how to do that?
It's really difficult to understand what does the requirement
wxNotebook must not be used
actually mean. Does this mean that the user shouldn't be able to change the pages on his own? If so, you are probably looking for wxSimplebook. If it just means that the user should be able to change pages but using UI different from wxNotebook, then perhaps one of the other book controls can be helpful.
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Is that possible to create a low level framework similar to OpenGL?
What do you need to building such API?
No, implementing something like OpenGL is not possible. Since the time OpenGL has decended from the heavens complete, writing something like it was forbidden by all common religions.
But really, what you'll actually need is about 21 years of work, a few thousands of developers and broad support from all industry leaders, so yea, piece of cake.
Or actually, all you need is just a notepad and a pencil, writing is easy!
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There are 3 different applications that has data which is not properly formatted. I am planning to write an application to properly format this data before entering into the DB. which is the best approach to make all the applications to call this formatting application? Should the formatting application be a web service called by all other application?
If they're indeed different applications (and not, say, three controllers and/or actions of a single webapp), yes, webservice would fit quite nice, I suppose.
Still there's the other way around: you can set up a simple application which will be called in the shell context. Or, if all these apps use the same platform, just create a 'library utility class' which will be called by this very platform.