July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
744 pages
16h 57m
English
This chapter explains the principles behind event-driven programming in wxWidgets, including how events are generated, how an application handles them using event tables, and where window identifiers fit in. We’ll also discuss plug-in and dynamic event handlers, and we’ll describe how you can create your own event class, types, and macros.
When programmers encountered an Apple Macintosh for the first time, they were astonished at how different it was from the conventional computer experience of the period. Moving the pointer from one window to another, playing with scrollbars, menus, text controls and so on, it was hard to imagine how the underlying code sorted out this fabulous ...
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