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Old 05-Apr-2008, 08:42
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how to design gui(i.e a vb like form containing textboxes,buttons,etc ) in linux?i actuaaly want one textbox where user will enter filename and wen he clicks on the add button it should get added to sum enviornment and when he clicks on remove button it should get removed from the enviornment....there are many more functionality i want ..just guide me plz..i havent done this thing b4
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Old 05-Apr-2008, 08:59
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What type of gui are you looking for? What type of functionality?
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Old 05-Apr-2008, 09:45
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What type of gui are you looking for? What type of functionality?
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just give me a small example say..."enter user name","enter password"....if both correct give access to my application...so how to design this form accepting uname,pwd and checking if they r correct and if yes connect to sum application
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Old 05-Apr-2008, 12:06
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Do you have any previous programming experience? If not, Python is probably the best language to begin with. There are many gui tools for this, tKinter being the most widely used. But you will have to learn this first, a good place to start is the Python tutorial.

If you have used VB.net, Mono has support for that and winforms. Look for tutorials on the Web, there are many.
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Old 09-Apr-2008, 09:45
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just give me a small example say..."enter user name","enter password"....if both correct give access to my application...so how to design this form accepting uname,pwd and checking if they r correct and if yes connect to sum application
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Hi
There is a tool called Qt ( SIMPLY QUET ==> for end user + SIMPLY GREAT => programmer ).
If you are using OpenSuse10.x , i am sure that you can experiance the Qt (Qt4.2.3) .

At the same time you can see API documentation for Qt (QtAssitant) in Opensuse . just click on assitant , you can see a fabulous window with the follwing details ............


1) Contents
2) index
3) search
4) Qt Reference Document


Just click on Qt Reference Document ....THERE COMES THE QT WORLD ...!!!
Feel the freedom with C++ and Qt ..!!!
All the best ..!!




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Old 21-Apr-2008, 11:54
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what is the easiest way to design GUI in opensuse 10.3....i have tried sum kdialog commands

eg:kdialog --inputbox "enter username"...but i dont want to give that commands individually at console...i want to make an application for that ...so i need to put all those commands as a script in a file....plz help me
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Old 22-Apr-2008, 08:26
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What programming languages do you know? What platforms or desktop are intented for run your apps?

You've thounsand alternatives out there (C, C++, Python, Java, ...) and thousand GUI toolkits (being GTK+, Qt and wxWidgets the most widely used, I think). Moreover, there are thousand IDE's, editors and programming tools which can help you to make things easier. You just have to select the tools you like more

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