13g. wxWidgets – Archive Formats
OVERVIEW wxWidgets provides support for reading and writing the following archive formats: zip, tar and zlib. Of these, the zip format is the most commonly […]
13f. wxWidgets – Regular Expressions
OVERVIEW Regular expressions is a very complex subject and it is used in a lot of languages. We cannot go into the details of how […]
13e. wxWidgets – Persistent Objects
OVERVIEW Persistent objects are widgets in wxWidgets which have the ability to save and restore their visual state between different program invocations. For instance, if […]
13d. wxWidgets – wxConfig Usage
OVERVIEW The purpose of config classes in wxWidgets is to store various information and data which can be retrievable later on. Config data can be […]
13c. wxWidgets – Multithreading
OVERVIEW Multi-threading is a complex topic and it requires a good amount of usage before one can get familiar with it. Here we are only […]
13b. wxWidgets – Stream Classes
OVERVIEW In this section we look at stream classes. wxWidgets has a good number of stream classes for raw input, output, file handling, text handling […]
13a. wxWidgets – Character Buffer
OVERVIEW Character buffers are used to store buffers in memory for further processing or transferring to other objects. wxWidgets has wxMemoryBuffer which deals with raw […]
13.wxWidgets – Non-GUI Objects and Classes
OVERVIEW In this section, we look at some secondary objects and features available in wxWidgets which are not actually connected with GUI creation. However they […]
12.wxWidgets – Creating a Custom Widget
OVERVIEW We now look at how to create a custom widget. A custom widget is something which adds in a custom UI which can be […]
11g.wxWidgets – Shapes
OVERVIEW Apart from the basic rectangles and lines, there are more complex shapes which can be drawn: Ellipse, Rounded Rectangle, Arc, Circle, Splines and Polygons. […]