WxDesigner v2.7b Incl. Keygen (c) Daniel Veillard

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wxDesigner is a tool written to make creating dialogs for
wxWindows based programs easy and fast.

wxWindows is a cross-platform toolkit and it thus cannot
make use of native resource formats as they typically
exist for many platforms. For that reason, wxWindows has
been optimized over time to make writing dialogs by hand
as easy as possible, but this approach has limitations as
soon as dialogs reach a certain complexity. Even without
the inevitable number of typos, writing nice looking
dialogs is a hassle and reordering the items in a dialog
often amounts to rewriting the dialog from scratch. In
addtion to being quite some work, writing dialogs also
requires a profound and exact knowledge of the syntax used
for creating and positioning dialog items.

Another problem when writing dialogs using the wxWindows
library is that some users might want to make use of the
RAD features of the Python bindings during development,
but create a native binary using C++ at the end. This
would entail rewriting (or at least reediting
considerably) all dialog related code.

wxDesigner offers a solution to both problems. Its
interface allows anyone somewhat familiar with wxWindows
to create aesthetically pleasant and cross-platform
dialogs in a matter of minutes. Higher-level features such
as supporting copy/cut/paste, infinite undo/redo and
previewing make quick testing easy and safe. Additionally,
all dialogs can be used in both C++ and Python (and
recently Perl) - making co-development easier than ever.

One of the most important problems of cross-platform
dialog design is that dialog items (aka widgets) tend to
have a different size on different platforms. Typically, a
Motif widget has rather large borders, whereas a Windows
control tries to use as little space as possible.
Addionally, the user is often able to change the font size
or choose a different "skin" or "theme" for all dialogs,
resulting in different proportions etc. Last not least,
the size of widgets can vary if dialogs get translated
into other languages, as a word usually has a different
length in different languages.

Many traditional dialog editors ignore these problems and
leave the burden of rewriting or redesigning to the
programmer, whereas wxDesigner uses wxWindows' smart
layout system based on so called sizers, which treat
dialog items as groups laid out in certain patterns, such
as in a simple row or column or more complex grids. Since
sizers query the controls about the individual size
requirements at run-time, changes in font sizes etc won't
do any harm, the dialog will grow or shrink accordingly.
wxDesigner makes using sizers easier than ever, since it
allows for changing the sizer type on the fly, inserting
sizers into an existing hierarchy of sizers with a single
mouse-click and copying any pasting dialog items or sizers
containing various dialog items to and from the clipboard.

The next step when writing GUI programs and dialogs in
particular is to add event handlers. This can only be done
in the form of source code, and therefore wxDesigner
supports generating source code, either new files, new
classes, event handlers or getter functions to get access
to the controls in the dialog. All this is integrated in a
syntax-highlighting source code editor that is part of
wxDesigner.

As it has become sort of trendy to use XML as a resource
format, the wxWindows project is currently working on such
a system as well. It is not yet ready for general use, but
wxDesigner already has support for XML output and can
import dialogs written in XML as well. The latter feature
is particularly useful for importing a large number of
dialogs written for Windows. The respective Windows
resource files can be converted to XML and then imported
into wxDesigner.

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