> On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, at 7:37pm, Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
> > What GUI do you folks recommend. I'd rather not be trapped in KDE or
> > Gnome. Is there a standard/accepted GUI that C++ people write to ? Is
it
> > portable to Motif, KDE, Gnome ?
>
> KDE uses Qt, but Qt does not need KDE. Qt is available for MS-Windows
and
> Unix. Qt is C++ only, AFAIK. I've looked at Qt, and it looks pretty
nice,
> from an OO-perspective. One bit of weirdness is that it requires its own
> C++ pre-processor, called "moc".
>
> GNOME uses GTK+, but GTK+ does not need GNOME. GTK+ is available mainly
> for Unix. There is a MS-Windows port, but from what I hear, it is a bit
of
> a hack. GTK+ is written in C, but bindings are available for C++ and
other
> languages (I believe).
>
> The most language portable GUI library is probably Tk. Originally
written
> for TCL, bindings are now available for Perl, Python, either C or C++ or
> both (I forget which), and likely several other things. The biggest
problem
> with Tk is that it is butt ugly. ;-)
>
Did anyone has any experience with Bx pro?
http://support.ics.com/products/bxpro/
This was one of the options when we were hunting for GUI tool.
Ganesh.
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