Programming patterns, code structure? C++, Qt & wxwidgets

[nardev]

Basically i would like to see hod the classes are organized and how GUI functions with code behind.

I need good, tutorial, document or book where i can read/learn more about code design patterns for desktop applications in C++.

Also if there is good open source project to learn more about that it would be very very helpful.

Preferable type of application is app that works with database, enter some data to database and give some output.

I prefered Qt but also wxwidgets would be great.

Platform preferable for Linux.

Thank you very much.

[tbscope]

http://cartan.cas.suffolk.edu/oopdocbook/html/

[nardev]

i have that book for Qt3 but it's not what i'm looking for

[tbscope]

What do you want?

[nardev]

as i asked:

Basically i would like to see hod the classes are organized and how GUI functions with code behind.
or if there is good open source project to learn more about that.

Preferable type of application is app that works with database, enter some data to database and give some output.

[tbscope]

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/

[nardev]

Bro, i know for all of those but i need "short cut"

practical example how is that done.

[tbscope]

What is a "short cut"?

[nardev]

forget about everything

if someone can help me and provide me with good practical tutorial and/or example of C++ Qt or wxwidgets application that works with database, has 3 or more forms for editing data and few outputs i would be very grateful.

I need pattern and practical example how classes are organize in such a project.

I want to see full, working project where i can see good uses of container classes and child classes + GUI

I would be very very grateful for this.

[wysota]

You can find lots of applications at qt-apps.org.

You are very unclear about what you want, it's highly unlikely you will get what you want with such attitude. If you want to learn gui programming, you can't do it based upon one application. There are C++ patterns you can use and they are valid for GUI as well, that's what I'd start with if I were you.

[nardev]

Ok,

you are right i think.

i'm sorry about that, the best would be to erase this topic, i was very unclear

i'm sorry