Awnd

Awnd is a free & open source lightweight c++ framework for easily creating components and win32 applications.

Here at agesoft we like to use our own products. we really avoid third party libraries that can ruin our projects.

If you use Awnd please credit @Copy05 or @AgesoftOSS

Features

Command Handling

With Awnd you don't have to go to the WindowProc to handle the commands you need

Creating Controls Easy

inside the Awnd namespace there are some control classes you can use to create the controls you need

Object Orientated

since this is c++ Awnd is very object orientated when it's about controls.

Helpful Utilities

Awnd has more than just Win32 specialized content. it has content for Console Development too.

Examples

Creating a Win32 app

// Include the Awnd.h header file to get access to the Awnd namespace and to the Application.
#include "Awnd.h"

// Implement the ComponentHandler function to handle GUI Components.
void Awnd::ComponentHandler(HWND hWnd){

    // Creating a Label.
    Awnd::Label* label = new Awnd::Label(100, 300, 100, 20, L"Hello World", hWnd, (HMENU)10);
    label->append();
}

// Create a class which inheriates AwndApp for organized coding
class ExampleApp : public AwndApp {
public:
    // Manually passing the with and height
	App(int width, int height) {
		this->w = width;
		this->h = height;
	};
private:
    // overriding the onApplicationCreate function or else the application will close on run
	void onApplicationCreate(float e_Time) override {

		// Hidding Console Window
		HideConsole();

		// Initalizing The Application
		Application* app = new Application( (LPCWSTR)L"Hello World", false, w, h );
		app->runWindow(e_Time);
	}

public:
    // Making a function to execute the application, time is the renderTime
	void Execute(float time) {
		onApplicationCreate(time);
    }
private:
	int w, h;
}

int main(){
    // Initalize the application and run it
    App* app = new App(1280, 720);
	app->Execute(5.0f);
	return 0;
}

Pseudo-Random Numbers

// Include the Random header file to get access to the Random class
#include "Random.h"
#include "Awnd.h"
#include <iostream>

int main(){
    // run this function to get purely random numbers
    Awnd::EnableRandom();

    // Generates a random Integer.
	int n = Awnd::Random::Integer();
	std::cout << n << std::endl;
    Sleep(1500);
    return 0;
}

Contrubution

If you like to contribute to the Awnd project open pull request and let's start coding!