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Old December 17th, 2003, 12:13 PM
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Re Programming UGI in C++
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I was wondering the best way to add a graphical user interface (such as menus, tabs, alert windows) to a c++ program which would not be restricted to a ms windows environment.

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You'd probably want to look into java or maybe python with GTK.
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Why not use Visual C++ as you want it to be running only on Ms Windows. If you want to run it on other operating systems too, then you should use C GTK ++ .
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Thx for the suggestions. If i decide to write apps for windows only do you think vb.net would be a better option?
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If you had to make a choice between programming in vb.net or Java which would you opt for.
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I've never done vb.net, but I can tell you that java's a pain. This is coming from a guy who's done mostly Web programming, though, so the whole strictly typed, mature OOP language phenomenon seems a bit of a pain, however useful these things may be for non-Web stuff.
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I started off with Web Programming and now I am using Vb.Net and its pretty good, if you want the best, then go for VC.Net instead.

VB.Net is for beginners, and VC.NEt when you have advanced.
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