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I want to add a toolbar and know which tool was clicked. I'd also like to be able to change the toolbar's buttons' bitmap after theyve been created MSDN is fairly breif on all of this. Thanks
If you like to learn by example then you may find this code useful. It's a Windows toolbar wrapper class I created some time ago. It's somewhat advanced though because it uses Custom Draw.
WindowsToolbar.h
WindowsToolbar.cpp
WindowsToolbarItem.h
WindowsToolbarItem.cpp
You might want to check out these tutorials.
Grz, Kris.
http://www.functionx.com/win32/
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I'm working on vc++ with ImageMagicK.
I'd like to apply scale and grey and something like another manipulation also too, not cli.
But, I can't find any regarding scale or grey or something like any description of manipulation ..in Magick++_tutorial.pdf.
I need any description of manipulation API functions not only above things but also another also too.
How can I find these descriptions?
You are looking for
image.quantizeColorSpace( GRAYColorspace );
and
image.resize("800x600");
See here for more details.
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I've got the assignment to write a pacman game using qt creator and c++. I know that QT Quick is better suited for games but i've got no option. The only problem is i am a little bit lost because the documentation of qt is great but there is massive amount of it. Could you provide me some tutorials or links to the documentation where to start?
I would be grateful.
Try to give a look at the QGraphisView and the Animation framework examples, probably they are a good starting point.
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Does anyone have any links to tutorials showing how to use QListView and how to populate it with items .. ? If I search google I can only find outdated tutorials which use classes which have been deprecated ..
I usually just read the qt documentation as it is very good and provides the necessary information to work with a specific class (it is one of the best documented frameworks in my opinion) try and read the documentation for list view http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qlistview.html and also look at the examples provided with qt in the examples directory you should find more than one which uses qlistview.
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I want to create a mfc window that has tabs on top.
I cannot find a good tutorial or example of this.
Can someone give me a link to a good tutorial of example?
please help me.
You mean like this?
MFC app in VS 2010 http://blogs.msdn.com/photos/vcblog/images/9927511/original.aspx
Here is a walkthrough that should take you where you need to be: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vcblog/archive/2009/11/23/teched-europe-demo-session-face-lifting-mfc-applications-on-windows-7.aspx
Install the Visual C++ Feature Pack. It comes with newer libraries to do this.
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I am wanting to code something with OpenGL, but I don't want to have to go through Windows API, is this Possible? If so then some links to tutorials on how to do this would be nice.
Yes.
GLFW
Qt + OpenGL
GLUT or FreeGLUT
Or see my question.
In order to create a Win32 window for displaying OpenGL content - without going through Win32 API, GLUT is the only option that I'm aware of.
If you need a complete visualization framework, then VTK is the best FREE choice.