WEL Library Content
WEL is an encapsulation of the Win32 Application Programming
Interface (API), and provides users with a powerful means of creating
Win32 Applications.
Getting started with WEL
If you are new to WEL, then the best place to begin is the tutorial
which is a series of samples demonstrating the development of a simple WEL system.
Also take a look at WEL common concepts for details of some common concepts used in WEL programming.
Components
The WEL library includes the following clusters:
- A Windows cluster containing classes representing available windows types.
- A Controls cluster containing classes representing available controls.
- A Stddlgs cluster containing classes representing standard Win32 dialogs.
- A Consts cluster which contains constants used by WEL
- A Gdi cluster which contains classes allowing access to WIN32 Graphics Device Interfaces.
- A Gdistock cluster which contains standard Graphic Device Interfaces used by WEL.
- A Messages cluster which contains classes encapsulating windows messages.
- A Shared cluster which contains classes encapsulating system wide shared .
- A Structs cluster which contains classes for data structures required by Win32
- A Support cluster which contains many supporting classes
Samples
Wel ships with a large number of samples which can be found here.