Hello,
I stumbled over GUIKit - a Mathematica toolkit from
Wolfram Research for building and running UIs.
Here's a simple example:
GUIRun[
Widget[ "Frame",
{ Widget[ "Label", { "text" -> "Label:"}],
Widget[ "TextField", { "text" -> "Input" }]},
Widget[ "TextArea", { "text" -> "Content"
}]}, Name -> "myFrame" ]
]
Although Wolfram's GUIKit is not using XML it looks
like it's using a higher-level UI language in the
HTML/XUL tradition.
What do think? Have a look at the menu example
online @
http://documents.wolfram.com/solutions/guikit/WidgetGallery/Advanced/MenuWidgetGallery.en.html
For more info about the GUIKit, see
http://www.wolfram.com/solutions/guikit
If anyone has tried out Wolfram's GUIKit, let us
know what you think.
- Gerald
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