2a.wxWidgets – console
OVERVIEW The two most common ways of displaying anything out on the console is by using wxPuts() and wxPrintf() . wxPuts() prints a string value […]
C/C++
2.wxWidgets – Basics of Getting Started
Before we look into the core UI classes of wxWidgets, we will explore the supporting non-UI utility classes which are often needed in writing applications. […]
1.wxWidgets – Introduction
OVERVIEW wxWidgets along with Qt are the two most popular cross-platform GUI libraries for C++. wxWidgets has been ported to other languages as well like […]
Setting up wxWidgets Environment for C++ in Windows 10
OVERVIEW wxWidgets is primarily something which is used under Linux and *nix platforms and is definitely not the first choice of a UI framework for […]
Setting up wxWidgets Environment for C++ in Ubuntu Linux
The objective here is to provide step by step instructions to setup wxWidgets for use in C++ applications under Linux. Setup Build Environment Ensure that […]
Setup wxWidgets for C++ Library on Ubuntu 18.04
Since the official Ubuntu repository is likely to have a dated wxWidgets version , the best option is to download the source code and compile […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 6 Adding a Class to your Extension
See Part 5 Here We are now going to look at how to create a C++ class to encapsulate our extension code. This is useful […]
Generate Yearly Calendar in C++
A pure C++ class to print the yearly calendar of a given year, on the console. Compiled in g++ under Linux. Should compile fine in […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 5 Web-enabling your extension
See Part 4 Here So far our helloworld extension works only in the command (CLI) version of PHP. Most people use PHP as a web […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 4 Function Arguments
See Part 3 Here Just like most other languages, you can pass arguments to your extension functions either by value or by reference. By default, […]