Linux GUI Toolkits?
Okay, I'm probably overlooking something...
But I don't seem to have the Qt header files, my copy of the GTK files are buggy (maybe I should reinstall), Athena and Motif don't want to cooperate... at this point, it seems like it would be easier to just write my own frickin' toolkit. Or is there an easier way to do it?
Also, I've been using int main(int argc, char* argv[]) (or sometimes std::string instead of char*) and it works fine until I need to get an integer from the command line without knowing exactly which argument it should be... basically, if there's an int in there, I want my program to find it. I've tried do/while loops and they work just fine for separating strings into individual characters or groups of characters, but I can't remember how to get an integer out of a string. I know it can be done, I read it once in a book, but I no longer have access to the book.
But I don't seem to have the Qt header files, my copy of the GTK files are buggy (maybe I should reinstall), Athena and Motif don't want to cooperate... at this point, it seems like it would be easier to just write my own frickin' toolkit. Or is there an easier way to do it?
Also, I've been using int main(int argc, char* argv[]) (or sometimes std::string instead of char*) and it works fine until I need to get an integer from the command line without knowing exactly which argument it should be... basically, if there's an int in there, I want my program to find it. I've tried do/while loops and they work just fine for separating strings into individual characters or groups of characters, but I can't remember how to get an integer out of a string. I know it can be done, I read it once in a book, but I no longer have access to the book.
