From: Tom Serface on
It wouldn't be very useful if it didn't support Unicode. Now if it didn't
support ANSI, I'd guess not many people these days would care. Not
supporting ANSI hasn't slowed down .NET any.

Tom

"Goran" <goran.pusic(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Feb 5, 1:28 pm, some dude <n...(a)no.com> wrote:
>> I tried Qt the other day. QString AString = L"string"; was an error.
>
> So use a ctor with QChar. Did you try to suggest that Qt doesn't
> support Unicode? Naaah... ( Docs were tl;dr, huh? ;-) )
>
> Goran.

From: Tom Serface on
Has anyone here had success working with wxWidgets? I see the website is
still there and says some pretty impressive things, but I haven't heard of
any major products being based on the platform.

Tom

"BobF" <nothanks(a)no.spam> wrote in message
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> some dude wrote:
>> I tried Qt the other day. QString AString = L"string"; was an error.
>
> wxWidgets?

From: BobF on
Tom Serface wrote:
> Has anyone here had success working with wxWidgets? I see the website
> is still there and says some pretty impressive things, but I haven't
> heard of any major products being based on the platform.
>
> Tom
>
> "BobF" <nothanks(a)no.spam> wrote in message
> news:Ot2DMrmpKHA.1556(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> some dude wrote:
>>> I tried Qt the other day. QString AString = L"string"; was an error.
>>
>> wxWidgets?
>

http://www.wxwidgets.org/about/screensh.htm#apps

The best known (to me) being Audacity ...
From: David Lowndes on
>Has anyone here had success working with wxWidgets? I see the website is
>still there and says some pretty impressive things, but I haven't heard of
>any major products being based on the platform.

I thought Forte Agent used it?

Dave
From: Hector Santos on
David Lowndes wrote:

>> Has anyone here had success working with wxWidgets? I see the website is
>> still there and says some pretty impressive things, but I haven't heard of
>> any major products being based on the platform.
>
> I thought Forte Agent used it?

If I recall, Google Chrome is using it for its Linux version.

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