Thread: How to begin the visual side of C++?

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    How to begin the visual side of C++?

    Ive learnt the basics of C++, (functions, classes, structs, inheritence and all the other crap) now i want to start programming some aps with a GUI. How do i start to program a simple text editor like notepad, i don't know where to start and i don't want to use MFC as i program all my stuff in Linux. Does anyone know where i can get some info on this.

    Thanks a lot.

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    Do you want to do this with the Win32 API? If you are looking to work with Linux's GUI API, then I think that might be out of the scope of this board.
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    i don't know where to start and i don't want to use MFC as i program all my stuff in Linux. Does anyone know where i can get some info on this.
    You could always start by searching the linux board......I'm sure you'd find something there

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    I did a little search and I couldn't find anything about the Linux GUI. If you find something, Shakespeare, I would be also interested in seeing it. Thanks!
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