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I want to create a user interface. The format should be example on the following link. I want to use C++ language as PL. So, Do you have any recommendation how can I achieve ?
DEvelopment platform should be both Windows and Linux.
http://www.visualpharm.com/images/Image/Loto%20Master/ui_design_lotomaster_main.png
http://www.crystalxp.net/galerie/img/img-resources-psp-firmware-user-interface-psd-gctonyhawk7-463.jpg
qt
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framework for UI creation in c++. IDE is avaliable for linux and windows.
User interface development under Windows and Linux are quite separate fields. On Windows you usually use WinAPI with framework on top (e.g. MFC) while on Linux GTK+ or KDE. However there is a framework which is available for both (Windows and Linux) - Qt.
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Please give me some hints about how to work and, more practically, handle Apple events from raw console application written in C++ on Mac. I know that there is huge infrastructure for this purpose in Cocoa but as I think this is only a wrapper.
May be it's impossible?
There is C API for it:
http://developer.apple.com/legacy/mac/library/#documentation/Carbon/Reference/Open_Scripti_Architecture/Reference/reference.html
and
http://developer.apple.com/legacy/mac/library/#documentation/Carbon/Reference/Apple_Event_Manager/Reference/reference.html
Overview:
http://developer.apple.com/legacy/mac/library/#documentation/AppleScript/Conceptual/AppleEvents/intro_aepg/intro_aepg.html
But as you can see that Apple considers this as legacy nowadays, so for a new project, using the Objective-C APIs might be the better choice.
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How is coding for create Edit control object(Cedit class) with Mingw?
I read msdn did used "afxwin.h" but cannot found with MinGw compiler.
It is you showed code as good.
The afxwin.h header is part of the MFC framework. No one has come up with a MinGW version of it. So no, you cannot use it with MinGW. Note that even if you could, you would still need to buy a version of Visual Studio that comes with MFC in order to get a license that would allow you to use MFC.
If I were you, I would look into other GUI frameworks. For example Qt (which is much nicer than MFC to begin with; MFC is a legacy framework that most people don't use anymore.)
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I'd like to know what do I need to add a GUI to a C++ program. I mean having some buttons, sliders, windows, text boxes, etc but without having to use visual studio.
Is this possible? is there a plugin for eclipse that allows to program/include a GUI in my program?
Or do anybody know how can I program manually a window or a button or a slider or a text box?
I know that this would be very intensive and time consuming but I'd like to know how can I do manually this kind of GUI objects.
You have to do this :
http://mentalissue.blogspot.se/2011/08/installing-eclipse-ide-for-c-and-qt.html
Use Qt. http://qt-project.org/
Another option is WxWidgets. It uses native APIs to provide native look and feel.
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I need to develop a GUI application using C++ on Linux or Windows.
My question is, which language is the best along with C++ for making a GUI application on Linux or Windows?
Is the language usage changes largely from Linux to windows?
And please suggest a language which supports GUI development in C++ which I can learn in around a month and start off the project soon.
I know qt supports such facility. But is that the only framework available?
I think you are mixing terms here.
GUI development can be done in C++ using several libraries, to include QT and wxWidgets.
http://qt.nokia.com/
http://www.wxwidgets.org/
GUI on Windows can be created with several other libraries including the Win32 API, MFC, WinForms (.NET), Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF., .NET). etc.
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I am trying to create a game in traveling salesman problem using iterative algorithm.
I need the output in an applet environment, in a new window.
Is it possible to use applets in C++ like we normally use it in Java platform?
Can anyone clear my doubt?
No. Java applets compile to Java bytecode and are delivered to a JVM running in a webbrowser. C++ programs (currently) cannot be compiled to Java bytecode, so they cannot be shipped to webbrowsers. Google is doing some work in this area (Native Client, NaCl) but that's far from finished.