I don't know DialogBlocks but it sounds like you can do the same with
that as with wxGlade.
wxGlade can also output XRC, but I think XRC in general has it's
limitations (but that might be just me).
wxGlade can also output Perl code and I can't imagine doing any wxPerl
without it any more.
wxGlade is a free tool developed in Python with quite an active user
base and support on the mailing list.
Just my 2 cts, please do compare and pick your own favorite :)
Cheers,
Huub Peters
Peter Gordon wrote:
Whether you are writing in C++ or Perl, the best way that I have found
is to use DialogBlocks. It isn't free (and isn't mine either), but it is
a really great tool for creating the Gui.
For Perl, get DialogBlocks to output a full XRC file. This is an XML
file describing the Gui. In Perl, read the XRC file.
It takes a bit of time to get used to DialogBlocks, but is well worth
the effort.
I don't have an example that I can distribute, but if you want I can
post one...
Peter
On Sat, 2008-06-21 at 10:13 +0300, Gabor Szabo wrote:
Hi,
so now that I have Wx installed I would like to start using it. I read
the tutorial
http://wxperl.sourceforge.net/tutorial/tutorial.html
but it really only gives the first steps.
Is there a deeper tutorial?
Where is the full documentation ?
Os there a place where I can get the list of widgets?
Gabor
