| Has any GUI design tools for CDT [message #127626] |
Wed, 17 November 2004 21:57  |
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Originally posted by: craks.263.net
Hi, all
I want to develop a program based on GTK+2, but I can't find a effective
tools for GUI design, WYSIWYG may be a good idea :)
Craks
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| Re: Has any GUI design tools for CDT [message #128321 is a reply to message #127626] |
Tue, 23 November 2004 06:20  |
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Originally posted by: roelandm.roelandmeyer.org
I've been looking into this for some time now. The problem is that *nix
environments are still somewhat chaotic as in, no standardisation between
window managers and no one Window Manager has enough marketshare to justify
a dedicated GUI Builder.
I have been looking into WxWindows as an interface shim. However, their
codebase structure isn't entirely compatible with Eclipse CDT (meaning, I
can't get it to build under Eclipse CDT. stand-alone-yes, under CDT-No).
There is also the other side of this, where a GUI Builder works on a
resource file which is compiled with a resource compiler. I'm running into
various versions of "incomplete implementation" with those.
Unlike the Java environment, where Jigloo does a reasonable job, the C++
environment is much varied and difficult to work with. Ideally, I would like
a GUI Builder to work in both *nix and Windows, with ANY Window manager.
If anyone else has a better answer then I would be very interested as well.
"sun jianrong" <craks@263.net> wrote in message
news:BDC230A6.B17%craks@263.net...
> Hi, all
> I want to develop a program based on GTK+2, but I can't find a
effective
> tools for GUI design, WYSIWYG may be a good$B!!(Bidea :)
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| Re: Has any GUI design tools for CDT [message #128356 is a reply to message #128344] |
Tue, 23 November 2004 08:19 |
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Originally posted by: sebarnolds.hotmail.com
Johan Walles wrote:
> exquisitus wrote / skrev:
>> I've been looking into this for some time now. The problem is that *nix
>> environments are still somewhat chaotic as in, no standardisation between
>> window managers and no one Window Manager has enough marketshare to justify
>> a dedicated GUI Builder.
>>
>> I have been looking into WxWindows as an interface shim. However, their
>> codebase structure isn't entirely compatible with Eclipse CDT (meaning, I
>> can't get it to build under Eclipse CDT. stand-alone-yes, under CDT-No).
> Why can't you get WxWidgets to build inside the CDT? I thought that the CDT
> just called a random build command, which should (in theory at least) be the
> same build command you use to build WxWidgets outside of Eclipse.
> Regards //Johan
Yes, it should work. I personally managed to do it. Now, I build my GUI
using wxGlade and, after code generation, I add my event-handling code in
Eclipse with the CDT. After that, I can compile it with no problems (I
must use a lot of preprocessor defines but it definitely works). I can
post my compilation options if you want to, but I don't have them here.
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| Re: Has any GUI design tools for CDT [message #128420 is a reply to message #128356] |
Tue, 23 November 2004 08:58 |
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Originally posted by: roelandm.roelandmeyer.org
Maybe I should clarify, my primary development environment is
Win2KAS/CygWin. I don't do *nix workstations much anymore, reserving *nix
for specialty servers and fuzzballs.
I thank many for the Glade links. I wasn't aware of Glade until now.
"sebarnolds" <sebarnolds@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:cnvdc8$st5$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Johan Walles wrote:
>
> > exquisitus wrote / skrev:
> >> I've been looking into this for some time now. The problem is that *nix
> >> environments are still somewhat chaotic as in, no standardisation
between
> >> window managers and no one Window Manager has enough marketshare to
justify
> >> a dedicated GUI Builder.
> >>
> >> I have been looking into WxWindows as an interface shim. However, their
> >> codebase structure isn't entirely compatible with Eclipse CDT (meaning,
I
> >> can't get it to build under Eclipse CDT. stand-alone-yes, under
CDT-No).
>
> > Why can't you get WxWidgets to build inside the CDT? I thought that the
CDT
> > just called a random build command, which should (in theory at least) be
the
> > same build command you use to build WxWidgets outside of Eclipse.
>
> > Regards //Johan
>
> Yes, it should work. I personally managed to do it. Now, I build my GUI
> using wxGlade and, after code generation, I add my event-handling code in
> Eclipse with the CDT. After that, I can compile it with no problems (I
> must use a lot of preprocessor defines but it definitely works). I can
> post my compilation options if you want to, but I don't have them here.
>
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