15 Sep
2005
15 Sep
'05
2:09 p.m.
In message <dgbrjk$k7r$1@sea.gmane.org>, Adam Badura <abadura@o2.pl> writes
I looked on a few GUI C++ libraries, but none of them satisfied me. Most commonly of this reasons: 1) weak support if at all for exceptions (wxWidgets for example)
wxWidgets can certainly support exceptions.
2) using own classes instead of standard (most common for string) (wxWidgets and MFC for example)
wxWidgets has a wxString class: but you can use a std::string as well; and wxWidgets may well migrate to using std::string. Currently it is forward compatible, to the extent that it implements most of the std::string functions. But I take the point that wxWidgets and MFC currently have native types that (approximately) duplicate the std versions. -- Alec Ross