Is wxMax good for anything?
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Creating particle engine editors, it seems :-) Anything else? Surprise me ! |
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I used it to make the front end for a backup program I use here at work. Backs up all of my servers every single night... wxMax is easy to use once you get a handle on it. |
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Creating particle engine editors, it seems :-) oh, excuses moi! =] |
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I'm using it to create a mesh editor. WxMax works real nice.![]() |
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What's wxMax? >< |
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And while we're asking stupid questions, what does NG mean? |
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wxmax = wxwidgets for bmax. http://www.wxwidgets.org/ And I guess NG = "Nuclear Glory"? |
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or... Next Generation? Just needed a name to differentiate between the two bmks :-) What's wxMax? It's a cross-platform GUI toolkit (OS-based, as opposed to graphics-based). One might call it "fully featured", in that it has one or two features. |
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It has certainly a lot more features than that. For me, it works splendidly. Actually, I was just checking out how it works. But now I'm using it continuously for about a week. It saves so much time and effort. Thanks a lot for sharing it, Brucey. It must have been quite some work getting this to work. |
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It must have been quite some work getting this to work. It was about 1 year (on and off) to get to the first "release", although I think it only took me a day to get the very first window to appear on the screen... How time flies ;-) It saves so much time and effort. If you are using the GUI editor (wxFormBuilder), then yes, it is very quick to push out quite sophisticated applications. I much prefer the OO style of working than MaxGUI's procedural approach - but then I'm used to working in Java, do perhaps it's more natural for me. Glad you are enjoying it. |
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I love it too, and thanks again Brucey. I even removed the official brl module. |