what is the best RAD/IDE for WxWindows
Gacu
Hi,
What's the best free (also for commercial purposes) RAD tool / IDE for
WxWindows?
Thanx.
Joey QuanSheng Liang
Rather old topic. You may search the group.
Joey Liang (QuanSheng Liang)
Sumner McCarty
I use XCode on Mac
I use KDevelop 3 (make sure you get version 3) on Linux
Cheers!
:)
Sumner
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Gerald Brandt
Dave Fancella
> I use DialogBlocks... Love it!
I used to use wxGlade to prototype my windows, and I'll probably go back to it
when I finally jump on the XRC bandwagon. Other than that, I find KWrite to
be all I need in Linux, Programmers Notepad 2 in Windows.
(More recently I've been using Quanta, though. It's like halfway between a
full-fledged IDE and Just Another Text Editor)
Dave
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Ross
I use wxDevcpp on windows. Its free and fantastic. ;)
Blough, Joseph
Linux). The main GUI designers for wxWidgets are wxDesigner, DialogBlocks,
and wxGlade. I'd recommend evaluating all three to see which one best
suites your needs.
I think there's also VisualWX, Chinook, and Code::Blocks which haven't been
mentioned. There are people that are probably still happy with the features
available in Borland's C++BuilderX as well (which probably has the best
version control integration).
What are the most important features to you? Integration between GUI design
and code, support for multiple programming languages, wxSizer support,
version control integration, code completion, ...? The IDE Wiki page at
http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/wiki.pl?IDEs is probably a good place to research
as well.