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@Bluemagnificent

A standing ovation to you sir, this looks like a well thought out tutorial. God bless you real good.

I'll go through it several times to make sure I'm in tune.

Hope I won't be asking for too much sir, but I would like you to also show how one would run the samples that come with the wxwidgets package. (Please if you can give a guide using two samples that would be splendid).


Thanks again sir!!!

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I build and run those samples everytime I upgrade to a new wxWidgets release

I honestly have no idea what you did wrong, but for the benefit of doubt I will post a guild to building wxWidgets and using it with codeblocks on Microsoft Windows

@BlueMagnificent

Should we still be expecting the guide/guild?

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Ok sir. Looking forward to that!

Thanks BlueMagnificent.

(I'm just replying because your response wasn't displayed until I tried to make a "reply". Silly me)

Yes I used the wxWidgets template included with codeblocks. Then I accessed the sample file C++ file through the File Menu.

Please have you tried to run and build one of the samples that came with wxWidgets?

What should I be doing or what did I do wrong sir?

@Bluemagnificent,

Please, here is what I get when I try to run one of the samples that come with the wxwidgets package. i.e. after trying to build and run the c++ file.

Hello Bluemagnificent.

Can I ask for a direct contact please (it's about the issue of wxwidgets in code::blocks).

Really want to make the most out of this and I think I need a one-on-one guardianship.

I'll be most grateful in more ways than one.

Mine is goajala@yahoo.com, 0802 076 9881.

Hello,

I'm very much interested in wxWidgets. I've downloaded the source built it at the command prompt and also installed code::blocks to run it on.

But I'm having difficulty. I keep getting an error message: No such file or directory every time I try to build a (sample) program in code::blocks using wxWidgets.

I need help please!!!