wxDesigner
Dialog editor and RAD tool for wxWidgets
wxDesigner is a visual development tool for the free cross-platform GUI library wxWidgets - supporting C++, Python, Perl and XML output.
Available for Windows, Linux, MacOS X.
- July 16th, 2010: Uploaded bug-fix release 2.20a here.
- July 14th, 2010: Updated introduction to the upcoming wxWidgets 3.0 here.
- More news...
Q: What is wxDesigner?
A: A dialog editor and RAD tool for wxWidgets and its language bindings.
Q: What is wxWidgets (formerly called wxWindows)?
A: A free C++ cross-platform GUI library supporting Windows, Linux (GTK+ with GNOME), MacOS X
and mobile platforms (e.g. WindowsCE, PocketPC) with bindings for Python, Perl, C# and other languages.
Q: What is a dialog editor and RAD tool?
A: A dialog editor allows you to create or edit dialog boxes and other windows.
In the dialog editor, you can add controls to a dialog box and define the
layout of the dialog by defining the size and alignment of the controls.
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An RAD tool writes out ready-to-use code for GUI classes, event handlers,
getters and application skeletons.
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Q: What kind of output does wxDesigner produce?
A: wxDesigner can write C++, Python, Perl and C# code directly.
Q: Isn't there an XML based resource format for wxWidgets?
A: wxDesigner supports importing and writing XML resources.