> From: Pete Heywood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Does [Constructor] generate function stubs etc. into
> the C++ stationary? Or do all new objects need to be added by hand?
> probably [...] I'm barking up the wrong tree, due to a
> (limited) windoze background.
No, if you are looking for something like Visual C++'s Class Wizard (if it's
still named that) which creates blank function bodies and associated message
map macros, Constructor has no such thing.
> What exactly is the method of interaction between Constructor
> and the IDE? Is Constructor purely a resource editor?
Essentially. It does generate a C/C++ header file with #defines for all
resource objects you create. You should #include this header in your code
files and use the generated names in your code. But you do need to manually
create all your event handler functions.
But note this is much less of a chore than in non-MFC Windows programming,
since Palm has far, far fewer events to handle.
-slj-
