On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Matthew Sherborne <msherbo...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 2:43 PM, PARVINDER RAJPUT <m...@parvinder.co.in> > wrote: >> >> tag and so on. It is beneficial to those, who don't know about html. > > I think if you're ready to invest the humongous learning curve into learning > c++ .. you'll be able to handle a few html tags. There's even a one page > cheat sheet: http://www.killersites.com/HTML_CODES/ > Also witty is open source .. build your library Parvinder if you think > you'll use it. You could build a bunch of widgets eg. > struct H1: public Wt::WTemplate {} > H1(const Wt::WString& text, Wt::WObject* parent=0) : WTemplate(parent) { > setTemplate("<h1>${text}</h1>"); setText("text"); } > void setText(const Wt::WString& text) { bindString("text", text); } > Wt::WString getText() const { return resolve<Wt::WString>("text"); } > }; I have used it as user. But now Sir I want to work as a developer. I want to make library for html tag. So tell me please how to made the library in wt. please give me comment. -- Parvinder Rajput website:- www.parvinder.co.in
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