> David Hiltz et al:
>
> Yes, David! I don't know about the other Win32::GUI users, but I
> would surely appreciate a tool of this capacity! Briefly, I played
> with your previous releases. At the time, I found them limited in
> usage.
My very first version moved objects around using the ->Move() method (it
was very clunky and limited). Then Aldo showed me how to use a Paint
method which add more flexibility. I then released v0.01 which has the
functionality I listed below.
> Yet, they expedited the GUI-building process. After all, few of us want
> to waste our time on GUI-building when we can be concentrating on the true
> programming! Look at Microsoft: Gates has made a fortune off the simple
> fact that all the Visual tools simplify the layout of GUI's!
>
> You feel free to let me know what I could personally do to help you
> better this application!
feedback is good. What you like, don't like, what you think would improve
it. Give me a few weeks to release the version I'm working on now.
I should also put together a web page with screen shots, documentation
and link to download the program.
I don't know where I would put this page - I'll have to ask my boss if
it is ok to host it on one of our servers.
-dave
>
> Sincerely,
> Brad Smith,
> Social Design Technologies
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On 12 Dec 00, at 14:36, David Hiltz wrote:
>
> > > is there a forms builder or a gui builder for the win32::GUI module ?
> >
> > I've been working on one. It will lets you drag around widgets (buttons,
> > labels, etc) and place them on an empty window. You can size them and
> > change some basic properties about the widgets. You can also save your
> > work and read it back into to make changes.
> >
> > I call the program "GB" (GUI Builder).
> >
> > You might find a copy in the archives. I have made some minor fixes and
> > additions to the program since the last version, but haven't gotten around
> > to releasing it. If there is enough interest, I can become motivated to
> > do so. ;)
> >
> > -David Hiltz
> >
> >
> >
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