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Does Code::Blocks comes with GUI design tools or plugins ?

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takeshimiya:

--- Quote from: Vampyre_Dark on February 26, 2006, 03:24:15 am ---You brought up windows and linux, so I'm not sure what exactly you want?  :?

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I think raha is asking for RADs, not RES editors.

raha:
Hi,

Yes you are right, I made a confusion there.
I use borland on Windows but I wanted something powerful on Linux with GUI design tools, (Similare to Kylix but Kylix is stoped).
I then found C::B and I liked the interface but there was no GUI tools.
Last night I found Eclipse (I think it has C++ and GUI design too). but I defenetly prefer to use simpler IDE like C::B but it lack GUI :(

I think if somebody push the development of  GUI plugins faster then many people will use it.

Thanks

Michael:

--- Quote from: raha on February 26, 2006, 09:14:12 pm ---I then found C::B and I liked the interface but there was no GUI tools.

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I am not sure to fully understand you, but C::B has wxSmith :) as Takeshi Miya mentioned above. It is WIP, but it works relatively well (at least in Windows).


--- Quote from: raha on February 26, 2006, 09:14:12 pm ---Last night I found Eclipse (I think it has C++ and GUI design too). but I defenetly prefer to use simpler IDE like C::B but it lack GUI :(

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Eclipse has a GUI design tool, but AFAIK it is for Java and not C++.

Anyway, C::B does not lack GUI.


--- Quote from: raha on February 26, 2006, 09:14:12 pm ---I think if somebody push the development of  GUI plugins faster then many people will use it.

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Byo and other devs are working with wxSmith RAD plugin. They work really good and fast, so you should be a bit patient :).

Best wishes,
Michael

Game_Ender:
If you are doing more than hobby developement you might want to look at DialogBlocks or wxDesigner which are both as cross platform as wxWidgets and more so than Code::Blocks at the moment.  They are both only GUI design tools not complete IDEs.  I am sure wxSmith will reach there level but currently it is not there.  There are some other open source wxWidgets dialog tools but none I tried reached the level of DialogBlocks or wxDesigner.  Both of those offer free trial versions so there is no harm in giving them a shot.

Michael:
Hello,

You might want to give a look at the topic wxSmith and it's amazing improvement! :).

Best wishes,
Michael

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