Summary: Technically Dev-C++ is an IDE, and it has some kind of resource file editor, but it isn't much help. If you're trying to do Windows GUI, I used to use...
Summary: Hello, I am looking for a good tutorial that teaches how to make Win32 GUI programs WITHOUT MFC. If anyone has any good links or anything that would b...
Summary: I have windows 98 SE with 32MB of RAM and 133MHz P2 processor. Does anyone know how I can make a GUI with perl, I have never programed a GUI before, I...
Summary: An excelent tutorial I found on Win32 programing (GUI programing in Windows) can be found at www.winprog.org the tutorial is writen for the C language...
Summary: Like Perl, Python is a general purpose scripting language, and can be used for almost anything short of direct hardware manipulation. Typically, this ...
Summary: Hi, I would suggest Java if you want to learn GUI programming in easy and straight-forward manner. But since you are a C/C++ guy, then you should star...
Summary: Is it a good idea to write GUI programs, for use in an OS like Windows? I only know java, and I want to write a program (not applet) that has a few c...
Summary: Hi all, I am an amature programmer and I need to write a window, GUI based program using VC++. So, when I begin with the project, do I select Win32 A...
Summary: When I compile my simple GUI program, it finds no errors. All the program is supposed to do is display a ButtonGroup of a few check boxes. But when I...
Summary: Hi! I have been making GUI programs and used command line programs to make my programs do something useful. But I'd rather make the whole program myse...
Summary: Automating gui programs through batch is fairly impractical, in fact most forms of automation of gui programs leaves much to be desired. The main prob...
Summary: bilago - Borland _is_ a command line interpreter, but you can compile Win32 console and GUI programs just like normal. Get out of the Micro$oft world ...
Summary: i did some serious research on CALL and START, trying to focus on the difference in XP (i have only a DOS 3.1 paper manual!) and it seemed to me that ...
Summary: I think you misunderstand the word "visual". Visual C++ does not mean a C++ GUI (graphical user interface). Visual C++ is Microsoft's C++ compiler. Yo...
Summary: i am trying to design a pc game (an rpg). but i dont know what language to use; i am a beginning programmer, so i want to start small; the easiest pro...
Summary: I have my GUI program with a menu, and one of my menu items is, when clicked, opens a specific site. How do I open Internet Explorer with this site w...
Summary: you do realize that using a linux c++ book for your XP programming will cause some problems, don't you? the libraries in linux will not be the same a...
Summary: Thanks for that info on the help files. I was hand editing and think I got everything working in a way the compiler will put up with, but it wants to...
Summary: DOS and Windows console programs use main()... Most (if not all) C/C++ Windows GUI programs use WinMain()... I think he'd be getting a lot more errors...
Summary: Hello, I want to programming in Sco Unix plateform visually.I have small knowledge of Vtcl (I think only way of good GUI programming). Can any body h...
Summary: Hello, Im trying to invoke a simple perl script with in my visual c++ gui program to with c++'s system call feature: when i call: system("dir"); it wo...
Summary: Regarding any "standard" ways, there are none that I am aware of. Those sort of things are specific to Access and similar programs. VB is a general GU...
Summary: Stuart, He said C, not C++. They are not the same. C++ can create console (command-line) programs and C can create programs with a GUI. And there is n...
Summary: Using something like Visual C++ you can actually write GUI programs in C if you understand the Windows API. With C++ and its added classes the importa...
Summary: Hi: I need some pointers to get on the right track. Currently, I need to do a small windows GUI program to test printers. Its purpose is to print...
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