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	It starts with a simple Erlang module that runs in the shell. I walk through creating the window, adding wxwidgets, creating monitors to listen to user activity, and building a loop function that connects the window to the Erlang code.		It starts with a simple Erlang module that runs in the shell. I walk through creating the window, adding wxwidgets, creating monitors to listen to user activity, and building a loop function that connects the window to the Erlang code.
-	Click here: [http://wxerlang.dougedmunds.com| wxerlang workups] or here http://wxerlang.dougedmunds.com to go to the site.	+	Click here: [http://wxerlang.dougedmunds.com | wxerlang workups] or here http://wxerlang.dougedmunds.com to go to the site.
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Doug Edmunds

wxErlang Tutorial

I have written a beginner's tutorial on the wx module.

It starts with a simple Erlang module that runs in the shell. I walk through creating the window, adding wxwidgets, creating monitors to listen to user activity, and building a loop function that connects the window to the Erlang code.

Click here: | wxerlang workups or here http://wxerlang.dougedmunds.com to go to the site.

If you have feedback, please register and post it on the forum on the site.