Re: [Dev-C++] GUI Browser Plugin and parse char[n]
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From: Rafael M. <so...@gm...> - 2007-12-14 19:57:23
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Thanks Per. Can you point me some directions or docs? I cant find any thing to fit my needs (almost the same you did... a simple GUI like a java applet, some buttons, etc). I will need a activex component to have access to the DOM? There is somewhere where I can see screenshots of what you have done? Thanks in advance Regards Rafael On 14/12/2007, Per Westermark <pw...@ia...> wrote: > > Yes, I have written C++ plugins that makes use of wxWidgets to display > property dialogs and graphs. I use it in a raytracer to allow the creation > of new object and surface types with integrated GUI for configuring and > previewing. > > The bad thing about C++ in a DLL is that the application and the plugins > should be compiled with the same C++ compiler, since most OS doesn't have > a standard ABI for C++ interoperability. > > /pwm > > On Thu, 13 Dec 2007, Rafael Menezes wrote: > > > Hi List > > > > Someone know or already done a c++ browser plug in with GUI (mean... c++ > > GUI)? I'm googling around for a couple of weeks and cant find anything > > useful. > > > > Another question: > > What is the fast way to parse a char[n]? I have a string like that: > > L 12/11/2007 - 15:56:45: "x6_Squibles<52><STEAM_0:1:3683971><TERRORIST>" > > attacked "x6_scottish<37><STEAM_0:1:1737><CT>" with "glock18" (damage > "72") > > (damage_armor "0") (health "28") (armor "0") > > > > and like to split in different, say rows in a XML file. I can write the > XML > > with no problem, but I'm stuck into many loops reading the string, see > if I > > already pick that value, if, then, for.... well... isn't beauty at all. > Its > > working, but way too complex. > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > -- > > Regards > > Rafael Menezes > > > > -- Regards Rafael Menezes |