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: Auidemo Sample Reimplemented in DialogBlocks - zip archive Dave Silvia 24 Demo
DialogBlocks version of the auidemo sample.  More of a 'port' than a 'version'.

Lends structure and an easier view of how wxAui works to the auidemo from the wxWidgets distribution.

See "WhatIsThis.txt" in the zip archive
: Calendar wxWidgets Sample Reimplemented in DialogBlocks - 7z archive Dave Silvia 130 Demo
Reimplementation of wxWidgets-X.X.X/samples/calendar in DialogBlocks. A useful
tool for increasing knowledge of DialogBlocks and wxWidgets. Archive contains
a descriptive file, CalendarReadMe.xhtml, and the .pjd and all sources and
build system files (makefiles and project file). Has been tested in both ANSI
and UniCode versions with MinGW, Visual Studio nmake, and Visual Studio devenv.
Other platforms only require adding the proper build environment settings in
DialogBlocks Configurations.
: Calendar wxWidgets Sample Reimplemented in DialogBlocks - Zip archive Dave Silvia 7 Demo
Reimplementation of wxWidgets-X.X.X/samples/calendar in DialogBlocks. A useful
tool for increasing knowledge of DialogBlocks and wxWidgets. Archive contains
a descriptive file, CalendarReadMe.xhtml, and the .pjd and all sources and
build system files (makefiles and project file). Has been tested in both ANSI
and UniCode versions with MinGW, Visual Studio nmake, and Visual Studio devenv.
Other platforms only require adding the proper build environment settings in
DialogBlocks Configurations.
: Console Applications in DialogBlocks Dave Silvia 147 Demo
Describes and illustrates the steps to building a console
application in DialogBlocks. See wxConsole.xhtml in the
archive for details.
: Demo of Multiple non-MDI Child Frames and Alternate Top Frames Dave Silvia 141 Demo
This code demonstrates how to implement alternative top frames and multiple
non-MDI child frames in wxWidgets applications. It uses a main opening top
level frame, and an alternative second top level frame. Each of these,
in turn, may have child frames.

The central hub of all this manipulation is event handling, specifically,
through menu selections. This can, of course be triggered just as easily by
toolbars, buttons within the frames, radio buttons, or various other
presentation paradigms.