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General / Self Contained project + text box input + Image resizing
« on: April 26, 2018, 12:25:19 pm »
Hello, I have recently started using SFML in a project that will be connecting to a FTP, I have the connection working, now need a text box to display so the ftp address, and login details can be changed and I'm Unsure how to tackle this at all.
The other problem/question I'm having is how do I make it so the project is self contained for release as currently for the includes I'm having to use a full directory and not everyone will have the same, is there a way that I am able to make it self contained as such so it is all within the one file. - eg so I dont have to do this - #include <D:\Work\SFML-2.4.2\include/SFML/System.hpp>
Finally, Does SFML allow for image resizing, another part of the program I am working on is for it to take a users selected image, and output the same image in different resolutions, these new files are what will be uploaded to the ftp. - Preferably is there a way that this would use windows file explorer and will be able to take more than one image at a time rather than have the user having to input the file directory of where the image is saved?
I'm currently developing in VS 2017 community in C++ and developing this as desktop application.
Thank you for your time reading this, Any suggestions and/or help is much appreciated,
Titch.
The other problem/question I'm having is how do I make it so the project is self contained for release as currently for the includes I'm having to use a full directory and not everyone will have the same, is there a way that I am able to make it self contained as such so it is all within the one file. - eg so I dont have to do this - #include <D:\Work\SFML-2.4.2\include/SFML/System.hpp>
Finally, Does SFML allow for image resizing, another part of the program I am working on is for it to take a users selected image, and output the same image in different resolutions, these new files are what will be uploaded to the ftp. - Preferably is there a way that this would use windows file explorer and will be able to take more than one image at a time rather than have the user having to input the file directory of where the image is saved?
I'm currently developing in VS 2017 community in C++ and developing this as desktop application.
Thank you for your time reading this, Any suggestions and/or help is much appreciated,
Titch.