Adding wx libs to Visual Studio

[ArbolOne]

Is there a tutorial explaining how to add wx libs to Visual Studio 2013?
I have compiled the toolkit, but I am not sure as to what is the library
to include in VSE2013 or how to tell VSExpress 2013 to add a library to
the path. Can anyone help me?

TIA

[Vadim Zeitlin]

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:00:42 -0400 ArbolOne wrote:

A> Is there a tutorial explaining how to add wx libs to Visual Studio 2013?
A> I have compiled the toolkit, but I am not sure as to what is the library
A> to include in VSE2013 or how to tell VSExpress 2013 to add a library to
A> the path. Can anyone help me?

https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/blob/master/docs/msw/install.txt#L466,L506

Is our documentation really so difficult to find?
VZ

[Arbol One]

Thanks for your help ***@...
However, I don't think I explained myself clearly enough. What I meant is that I have already compiled the wxWidgets GUI-Toolkit, thus, the toolkit is ready to be used by Visual Studio 2013. The next step is to create a project [solution] and add the wxWidgets lib to the project, but I don't know the lib's name or how to add it to the solution :(. So, I was hoping that someone here would have written a practical tutorial of how to create a windows application in VSE2013, using wxWidgets of course.
Sorry for the misunderstanding, nonetheless, I am thankful for your help.

Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 20:04:05 +0200
Subject: Re: Adding wx libs to Visual Studio
A> Is there a tutorial explaining how to add wx libs to Visual Studio 2013?
A> I have compiled the toolkit, but I am not sure as to what is the library
A> to include in VSE2013 or how to tell VSExpress 2013 to add a library to
A> the path. Can anyone help me?
https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/blob/master/docs/msw/install.txt#L466,L506
Is our documentation really so difficult to find?
VZ
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[Vadim Zeitlin]

On Wed, 20 Aug 2014 14:33:10 -0400 Arbol One wrote:

AO> Thanks for your help ***@...
AO> However, I don't think I explained myself clearly enough. What I meant is that I have already compiled the wxWidgets GUI-Toolkit, thus, the toolkit is ready to be used by Visual Studio 2013. The next step is to create a project [solution] and add the wxWidgets lib to the project, but I don't know the lib's name or how to add it to the solution :(. So, I was hoping that someone here would have written a practical tutorial of how to create a windows application in VSE2013, using wxWidgets of course.
AO> Sorry for the misunderstanding, nonetheless, I am thankful for your help.
...
AO> > https://github.com/wxWidgets/wxWidgets/blob/master/docs/msw/install.txt#L466,L506

This is not a misunderstanding, the above document (or rather the 40
highlighted lines of it) contains all the information you need.

If by practical you mean YouTube high resolution video with music and
dancing girls showing the mouse gestures you need to perform in slow motion
animation, then no, we don't have this. But if you mean text that can be
easily read to understand what you need to do, then the above is just for
you.

Regards,
VZ

[Eric Jensen]

Hello Arbol,

Wednesday, August 20, 2014, 8:33:10 PM, you wrote:

AO> Thanks for your help ***@...
AO> However, I don't think I explained myself clearly enough.
AO> What I meant is that I have already compiled the wxWidgets
AO> GUI-Toolkit, thus, the toolkit is ready to be used by Visual
AO> Studio 2013. The next step is to create a project [solution] and
AO> add the wxWidgets lib to the project, but I don't know the lib's
AO> name or how to add it to the solution :(. So, I was hoping that
AO> someone here would have written a practical tutorial of how to
AO> create a windows application in VSE2013, using wxWidgets of course.
AO> Sorry for the misunderstanding, nonetheless, I am thankful for your help.

Alternatively you could just copy the "minimal" sample and go from
there. The only thing you have to do is to adjust the include and
library paths which are relative to the "samples" directory.

Eric