Hello Göran,
gks> There have been several UI building tools/frameworks over the years. I gks> can't really comment much on them. I tried some of them and none was satisfactory imo. I'm used to think of a gui as nested rows and columns in which to put widgets. Nice auto-layout, always aligned (think resizing and localisation). We are just doing localisation in a VC/VB project and it is a pain. Lucky I don't have to do it. I've learned that from AutoDesk's dcl (dialogue control language) but they don't have a gui builder. gks> The continuous issue for all UI building tools is of course what the gks> heck they should produce in the end (code? serialized objects? XML? gks> etc). As long as it's ascii and the concepts are clear it's easy to build an interpreter for it. The Ascii only contains layout and widget names, at load time the app plugs the target and the method name into each widget. gks> Btw, if you intend to build "end user regular apps" then you might want gks> to look into either wxSqueak or possibly even the GtkPlugin: Haven't tried those. Cheers, Herbert mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Beginners mailing list Beginners@lists.squeakfoundation.org http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners
