forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Thanks Stephen and Alfredo... wxWidgets is looking very interesting indeed! > I had not heard of it before and I will begin investigating it. Very > impressive that it achieves the look of the native GUIs for the target > platform, including Mac OS X which I have always wanted to support. wxWidgets has the native "look" because it uses the actual native controls, instead of drawing it's own. (And there's a WinCE port in development.) What's especially nice about wxWidgets is that it's a lot more than a library of widgets - it also provides file accesss, HTML help, FTP and other sorts of services in a cross-platform way. There are also a number of scripting languages that use wxWidgets. The main issue you'll find with wxWidgets is the size of the executable - they tend to be pretty hefty. You can shrink the size considerably by setting various flags, and using executable compressors such as UPX. -- David Cuny _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
