Free download
wxIndustrialControls demo and sources
Cross platform Industrial Controls library demo for Windows (95,98,Me,NT,2K,XP) using wxWidgets.
Download: Demo
executable for Windows
FileSize: 344KB
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Download: wxIndControlSource-0.3.0.zip
License: KWIC License
FileSize: 677KB
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A cross platform library using wxWidgets ready for Windows, Linux, WinCE.
wxWinWizard 0.8.1
The ultimate project template (source code) for Visual Studio 6.0 that will set up a project skeleton for wxWidgets.
download: wxWinWizard
FileSize: 160KB
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A VC++ project wizard to create skeleton wxWidgets
application files.
Mantained by Marco Cavallini updating previous versions by Bill
Nalen and Gregory Silber.
Now works with wxWidgets 2.4.x and above using ReleaseDLL and
DebugDLL mode.
wxDAO
Sometimes you have to give up to develop an application using
wxWidgets
because you need to read or write to an (.MDB) MS-Access file.
This library want to help in this situation.
Unfortunately .MDB file format is MS proprietary and don't exist
any document
explainig how to use it nor any library for Linux or OS than Windows.This
library works only with Windows because uses DAO. (no linux porting
will be available)
download: wxDao-1.0.0-src.zip
FileSize: 122KB
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This is the diagram showing wxDao layering.
+--------------------+
| wx Application |
+--------------------+
|
|
+---------+ |
| wxDao | |
+---------+ |
| DAO.DLL | |
+---------+ |
|
|
+--------------------+
| MFC.DLL and wx.DLL |
+--------------------+
The MFC DAO database classes are distinct
from the MFC database classes based on ODBC.
All DAO database class names have the CDao prefix.
Class CDaoDatabase supplies an interface similar to that of the
ODBC class CDatabase.
The main difference is that CDatabase accesses the DBMS through
Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) and
an ODBC driver for that DBMS.
CDaoDatabase accesses data through a Data Access Object (DAO)
based on the Microsoft Jet database engine.
In general, the MFC classes based on DAO are more capable than
the MFC classes based on ODBC;
the DAO-based classes can access data, including through ODBC
drivers, via their own database engine.
The DAO-based classes also support Data Definition Language (DDL)
operations, such as adding tables via the classes, without having
to call DAO directly
