Re: [anjuta-list] From DataSet to....what?

[Johannes Schmid <jhs jsschmid de>]

Hi!

Take a look at libgda (or libgdamm which is the C++ version of libgda):
http://developer.gnome.org/libgdamm/4.99/
It is a database library but I think it also has a xml backend. I am not
familiar with C# so I don't really know what DataSet provides. Anyway,
libgdamm provides some widgets, too, AFAIK.

For some general examples of using Anjuta with C++ libraries, take a
look at the demos page:
http://developer.gnome.org/gnome-devel-demos/unstable/

Regards,
Johannes

Am Sonntag, den 18.09.2011, 06:09 +0200 schrieb Fox Fossati:
> Hi to all! I'm new with Linux and Anjuta. I have a question.
> (before) I was programming on Win with Visual C++ and Visual C#. I use
> a lot the library .net and for my archive i used the system.data
> with...the class DataSet, DataTable, DataRelation....etc....
> Now that i'm learning to program with Linux i have to look for
> (another) good library to prepare my new archive with C++. I need a
> lib to prepare some tables with different kind of columns (string,
> int, float, datetime....etc) and connect all tables with relation
> (usually i use the first column ID to make relations between tables).
> I have various steps:
> 1) find a good library for the structure of my archive
> 2)studying the most important classes of the library and functions
> (add columns,add rows....etc)
> 3)finding a widget to show the tables of archive
> Anyone can help me with some advices?
> Thankyou very much and best regards from the north of italy.
> Fox
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