Greetings,
I am a new C++ developer looking at creating a new application with a
portable Gui library. I would like to be able to simply take source from
Windows to Linux and compile, and visa versa. I have decided to use GTK+
2.0 for the Gui (still open to others though). My question is :
Does anyone know of a good entry tutorial on using the
GTKWidget::gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask function to construct a
non-rectangular window?
Thanks!
-John 3 1500
John wrote: I am a new C++ developer looking at creating a new application with a portable Gui library. I would like to be able to simply take source from Windows to Linux and compile, and visa versa. I have decided to use GTK+ 2.0 for the Gui (still open to others though). My question is :
GTK+ uses a roughly Object Oriented under C. Yes, there are C++ wrappers for
it, but using GTK in general is a remarkably unpleasant experience.
wxWindows and Qt are both much healthier, as are Tk and FOX. And may I ask
why you picked C++? The answer "because everyone else was doing it" isn't
enough.
Does anyone know of a good entry tutorial on using the GTKWidget::gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask function to construct a non-rectangular window?
And Google told you what about that?
And could you find a GTK+ forum where these questions are on topic?
--
Phlip http://industrialxp.org/community/bi...UserInterfaces
Phlip wrote: John wrote:
I am a new C++ developer looking at creating a new application with a portable Gui library. I would like to be able to simply take source from Windows to Linux and compile, and visa versa. I have decided to use GTK+ 2.0 for the Gui (still open to others though). My question is :
GTK+ uses a roughly Object Oriented under C. Yes, there are C++ wrappers for it, but using GTK in general is a remarkably unpleasant experience.
I see. Can you elaborate
wxWindows and Qt are both much healthier, as are Tk and FOX. And may I ask why you picked C++? The answer "because everyone else was doing it" isn't enough.
Yes you may ask. I am fluent in Java and C# and wanted to venture out
into the C++ world. Also, I am planning on open-sourcing this
application and most of the projects I have seen on Sourceforge that I
follow (Gaim for example) use C++. Also I am doing some development on
the FireFox code base. Does anyone know of a good entry tutorial on using the GTKWidget::gtk_widget_shape_combine_mask function to construct a non-rectangular window?
And Google told you what about that?
And could you find a GTK+ forum where these questions are on topic?
Probably, however the GTK+ forum I found had about 12 posts on how to
work from home and nothing related to what I needed. Why don't you
lighten up on the attitude and try to be less condenscending. You don't
know anything about me.
-John
John wrote: Probably, however the GTK+ forum I found had about 12 posts on how to work from home and nothing related to what I needed. Why don't you lighten up on the attitude and try to be less condenscending. You don't know anything about me.
I was just about to research for >30 minutes to write you an erudite and
detailed reply comparing various GUI toolkits, and recommending the best one
for cross-platform C++ work. But suddenly I don't feel like it.
--
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