The wxWidgets team is pleased to announce a new wxWidgets release. The latest stable release in 2.8 series contains several bug fixes as well as a few new functions. Upgrading is recommended for all wxWidgets users.
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This is the first stable release of the wxJSON library. The major version had changed because I introduced some compatibility breaks with the old 0.x versions as well as some new features.
To know more about this read this page
Links:
- wxJSON website
- wxJSON detailed documentation
- wxCode project website
- Download wxJSON
- JSON official site
This wxJSON release adds support for 64-bits integers on those platforms that have native support for it such as, for example, Windows and GNU/Linux.
You can disable 64-bits integer support if you do not need (or do not want) it. The new version is compatible wih the past: if you do not need 64-bits integers you can still use this new version of the library without the need to rewrite your application.
To know more about the new feature read the this page:
- wxJSON website
- wxJSON detailed documentation:
- wxCode project website
- Download wxJSON
- JSON offical site
This release adds the ‘copy-on-write’ feature to the copy ctor and assignment operator of JSON value class.
Note that this new feature only affects the internal representation of JSON values and does not add new features in the class’s interface.
Also note that for JSON value objects, COW is not as efficient as expected.
To know more about this topic read this page:
The wxJSON library is now complete and this release should be considered a final beta release.
JSON data format is very stable. It is accredited to be stable forever or, at least, until programming language’s variables are based on numbers, strings, booleans, structures and arrays.
No other feature should have to be added to the library and I think that, after a few months used for discovering and fixing bugs, I will release the stable version 1.0
This will be the good occasion to, eventually, break the compatibility with the old versions 0.x by changing memberfunction’s names and/or parameters.
If you have any comment, suggestion or hint, feel free to write to me or post an answer to this topic.
Regards
Luciano
wxWidgets находится в процессе работы над улучшением документации – мигрирации из текущей системы, основанной на LaTeX, в Doxygen (используя отдельный набор “интерфейсных” заголовков, вместо рабочих заголовков wxWidgets).
Разработчики wxWidgets потратили несколько месяцев на создание скриптов для автоматического преобразования документации, и уже достигли той точки, где скрипты уже не могут помочь. В Документация wxWidgets довольно обширна и файлы с документацией в новом формате требуют ручной обработки чтобы исключить ошибки, которые могли появиться в процессе автоматического преобразования.
Итак, мы нуждаемся в вашей помощи для завершения этого процесса в разумные сроки. Все подробности можно найти здесь.
Если вы заинтересованы, но вам надо информация о том, как все настроить, или если у вас есть какие-либо сомнения или вопросы, не стесняйтесь задать их здесь.
Это хорошая возможность:
- Познакомиться с wxWidgets ближе
- Улучшить те части документации, которые вам не очень нравились
- Помочь сделать wxWidgets еще более конкурентоспособным инструментом разработки
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is easy for machines to parse and generate. It is based on a subset of the JavaScript Programming Language, Standard ECMA-262 3rd Edition – December 1999. JSON is a text format that is completely language independent but uses conventions that are familiar to programmers of the C-family of languages, including C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, Python, and many others. These properties make JSON an ideal data-interchange language.
This release adds support for Unicode.
Read more about the new features of wxJSON.

