To pass a program to execute in commands to have a better visual aspect [closed]

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To pass a program to execute in commands to have a better visual aspect [closed]

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I explain:

Pass an algorithm that had in pseint to c ++ and the program fulfills its function (gives the results well).

What I want now is to make a graphic environment (that looks like the programs already finished).

That is to say that it stops seeing as a program that only the input and output lines are seen On a black screen with white letters (as when we use the console cmd in window) to a program with different colors and other visual aspects .

Ex: if I made a program that finds the area of a circle.

I would like there to be an image of a circumference. And below, ask in a box the radius and under it a button to calculate the area.

I think I was as clear as possible.

Thanks for your answers in advance

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asked by user3759 27.02.2016 в 12:55

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What you want is to transform a console application of command line type ( CLI = command line interface ) to an application with graphical interface GUI = Graphical User Interface . There are no general recipes; that is very dependent on the language, the type of application and (except with Java) of the operating system (Windows or Linux).

A first decision to make is if you want to make a really graphic application, or you settle for a text interface - in this case, there are different libraries, in Linux and C the standard is ncurses .

If you want a properly graphic interface, you have to choose a library, for which the first thing you have to define several things:

What is my operating system and programming language?
What kind of interactivity does my application need? Is it just an interface to receive parameters and show results? (at the other end would be a game, for example)
Do I want to make a GUI call my console program, or do I want to make a new program?

Of course, I warn you that doing it in C can be a lot of work. In any case, it is not at all recommended to try it if you are beginning to program. An example of a portable library (Windows-Unix) is wxwidgets . It's a little easier (just a little) in other languages. If you give us more details of your context, maybe we can help you better.