Multiplatform application development with wxWindows
Julian Smart, Robert Roebling, Vadim Zeitlin, Robin Dunn, et al
August 13th 2000
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introducing wxWindows
Installing wxWindows
wxWindows and C++
Getting started
Basic event handling
Working with frames
Working with toolbars
Basic controls
Common dialogs
Custom dialogs and resources
Drawing on device contexts
Handling input
Working with sizers
Images and bitmaps
The clipboard and drag-and-drop
Advanced controls
The document view framework
Managing scrolling
The multiple document interface
Adding printing to your application
Adding online help to your application
The wxString class
Data classes
Memory management and debugging
Using run-time class information
Advanced event handling
Interprocess communication
Working with databases
Working with files and streams
Handling application settings with wxConfig
Time, timers and idle processing
Multithreading your application
Perfecting your application
Platform-specific classes
Working with the HTML classes
An introduction to wxPython
wxBase: wxWindows without the GUI
Comparison with other toolkits
Further resources
References