- Download and extract gtk-autoit-bindings-v1.0.0-rc.0.7z into a folder
- Download and extract gtk-windows-4.3.2.7z into a folder
#Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
#AutoIt3Wrapper_UseX64=y
#EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1)
#Region ; when you don't know where the functions are
; - include all files
; - use Ctrl+J at each function to go to their location
; - add an include of the located file
; - redo until all your functions are found
; - then you can remove the include of gtk_all.au3 which is two times slower to start with
; #include "gtk-autoit-bindings\gtk_all.au3"
#EndRegion ; when you don't know where the functions are
#Region ; when you know where the functions are
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\include\glib-2.0\gio\gapplication.au3"
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\include\glib-2.0\gobject\gobject.au3"
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\include\gtk-4.0\gtk\gtkapplication.au3"
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\include\gtk-4.0\gtk\gtkapplicationwindow.au3"
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\include\gtk-4.0\gtk\gtkbutton.au3"
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\include\gtk-4.0\gtk\gtkwindow.au3"
#EndRegion ; when you know where the functions are
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\gtk_callback.au3"
#include "gtk-autoit-bindings\gtk_extra.au3"
_Gtk_Open("gtk-windows-4.3.2\bin")
main()
_Gtk_Close()
Func print_hello($widget, $data)
ConsoleWrite("Hello World" & @CRLF)
EndFunc ;==>print_hello
Func activate($app, $user_data)
Local $window = _gtk_application_window_new($app)
_gtk_window_set_title($window, "Window")
_gtk_window_set_default_size($window, 200, 200)
Local $button = _gtk_button_new_with_label("Hello World")
_g_signal_connect($button, "clicked", _gtk_callback("print_hello"), NULL)
_gtk_window_set_child($window, $button)
_gtk_window_present($window)
EndFunc ;==>activate
Func main()
Local $app = _gtk_application_new("com.autoitscript.gtk.example", $G_APPLICATION_FLAGS_NONE)
_g_signal_connect($app, "activate", _gtk_callback("activate"), NULL)
Local $status = _g_application_run($app, 0, 0)
_g_object_unref($app)
EndFunc ;==>main
# get the source files
git clone https://github.com/smbape/node-gtk-autoit-generator
cd node-gtk-autoit-generator
# download gtk-windows-4.3.2.7z and extract its content into gtk-windows-4.3.2
curl -L 'https://github.com/emgucv/emgucv/releases/download/4.5.3/gtk-windows-4.3.2.7z' -o gtk-windows-4.3.2.7z
7z x gtk-windows-4.3.2.7z -ogtk-windows-4.3.2\
Now you can run any file in the examples folder.
This shows how to put performance critical tasks in c++ functions, export those functions in a dll and then use them in autoit.
Look at examples\application9\exampleappwin.au3 for an example of usage.
- Install CMAKE >= 3.5
- Install visual studio >= 10
Run build.bat script located in the autoit-addon folder.
- Install Python >= 3.6
- Install Visual Studio >= 2017
- Install nodejs
- Download and unzip Dependencies - An open-source modern Dependency Walker into
Dependencies_x64_Releasefolder
# get the source files
git clone https://github.com/smbape/node-gtk-autoit-generator.git
cd node-gtk-autoit-generator
# Install nodejs dependencies
npm ci
# Install submodules
git submodule update --init --recursive
# Build gtk
cmd.exe /c build-gtk.bat
node generate.jsAfter node-emgucv-autoit-generator, I wanted to improve the concept of generating autoit udf bindings from c/c++ source files.
GTK was a project that get my attention