In my current study of wxWindows I found it extremely useful to use the built in wxLog classes. However, I was a little confused as to how they were to be implemented. After a few trials, I came up with the basic boilerplate steps below:
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This entry begins a new series to catalogue knowledge I obtain while working with the wxWidgets C++ Framework. I’ll be posting my thoughts on TrollTech QT versus wxWindows frameworks shortly. Both are fantastic, but I went with wxWindows for reasons I’ll describe in a different article. For now…Bitmaps.
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