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wxWidgets

wxJSON Tutorial – Part II – Сonfiguration File

Preface

Here is a second part of wxJSON tutorial provided by Luciano Cattani, author and maintainer of wxJSON library.

Creating a Configuration File with wxJSON

We start by using JSON for an application's configuration file. There are many formats for storing application's configuration data. I remember when there was MS-DOS: each application used its own, unreadable and proprietary format (it was a nightmare). Next came Windows 3: it had a better way for storing application's configuration data; they were kept in an .INI file which contains simple ASCII text. This was a good thing because it was easier for humans to fine-tuning application's behaviour. In this example we use JSON to store the configuration data of a simple web server application. If you take a look at the Apache config file you will notice that our example looks very similar (but much more human readable).
January 19, 20080Comments

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Разработка собственных компонентов – Захват мыши

В продолжение темы о создании собственных компонентов wxWidgets решил написать эту заметку. Касается наш сегодняшний разговор обработки событий от мыши, а точнее, захвату мыши компонентом при нажатии. Что есть захват мыши? Это когда наш компонент продолжает обрабатывать события, поступающие при передвижении курсора мыши, даже когда сам курсор находится вне компонента. Для начала создадим простенький компонент и хост-приложение для него:
December 3, 20070Comments

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Database wxWidgets

Организуем доступ к базам данных SQLite при разработке кросс-платформенных приложений на C++/wxWidgets – Часть III – Сборка проекта под Linux в Eclipse

Продолжение статьи о работе с базами данных на wxWidgets. Первая часть статьи доступна здесь. Вторая часть доступна здесь. В третьей части рассказывается о том, как собрать приложение, использующее DatabaseLayer, SQLite и wxARG в Linux с помощью Eclipse. Я использую дистрибутив Fedora Core 5, в котором не оказалось файла libsqlite3.a, необходимого для сборки проекта. Для того чтобы решить…
June 7, 20071Comment

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