wxWidgets

wxWidgets: Threading, and using the Clipboard

wxWidgets: Threading, and using the Clipboard Two for one in this tutorial. We're going to create a thread using wxWidgets, and make it monitor the clipboard for text. Then, if we detect a change, we're going to add the new contents to a list. It's a relatively simple process, but unfortunately wxWidgets isn't the most documented GUI toolkit out there. So, let's get started. I'm gonna pile all the code into a single file instead of breaking my classes up into seperate files, just for ea...

wxWidgets: Keyboard Shortcuts without a Menu

Quick entry. Sort of a preview. I'm working on a tutorial for dream.in.code about creating keyboard shortcuts in a wxWidgets application (particularly using C++), and figured I'd share the code here, too. (After I've finally gotten around to installing this syntax highlighting plugin for WordPress) Aaaaannddd... Done! Right. Back onto the original topic. Damn sidetracked mind. So, when I write a tutorial, I write a whole chunk of code first, and then add the tutorial content around it. ...