creating wxThread and wxFrame classes in seperate files.

[nishalns]

I am referring to the program given in the link: http://docs.wxwidgets.org/trunk/classwx_thread.html. Now, in my program I want to write "MyFrame" and "MyThread" classes in seperate '.h' and '.cpp' files. How would I do that?

Also, is there a way by which I can add threads to my project in wxsmith just as I add wxFrame, wxDialog,etc. from the wxSmith menu.

[MortenMacFly]

• Create the frame using wxSmith, naming it as you like (i.e. MyFrame). This results in MyFrame.cpp and MyFrame.h being created.
  
• Implement the Thread class into own files
• Reference this class in your "MyFrame" class, or wherever needed. Notice that wxSmith has (by design) no interface to a wxThread, as it is not a GUI (related) class.
  

[nishalns]

• Create the frame using wxSmith, naming it as you like (i.e. MyFrame). This results in MyFrame.cpp and MyFrame.h being created.
  
• Implement the Thread class into own files
• Reference this class in your "MyFrame" class, or wherever needed. Notice that wxSmith has (by design) no interface to a wxThread, as it is not a GUI (related) class.
  

Can you give me a short example demonstrating this. I'm finding it a bit difficult to understand...

[ollydbg]

Can you give me a short example demonstrating this. I'm finding it a bit difficult to understand...

Suppose you have a MyThread.h and MyThread.cpp which have class MyThread's declaration and implementation, then in the MyFrame.h or MyFrame.cpp, just use

Code

#include "MyThreads.h"

Put MyFrame.cpp into your project, that's all.

[nishalns]

Well, thanks all for answering my question. Actually, I included the 'MyThread.h' in 'MyFrame.h' and vice versa and also used forward declaration and the problem was solved.