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| 887.1 | try UIGEN | KOBAL::SCAER | | Tue Jun 06 1989 19:32 | 6 |
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The UIGEN utility is a BIG help in creating UIL code.
It eliminates all of the busy work that is involved,
especially if your code is internationalizable. Hit
KP7 to add the UIGEN notesfile to your notebook.
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| 887.2 | What kind of output? | GSRC::WEST | I'm just visiting this planet. | Tue Jun 06 1989 23:15 | 8 |
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Without going thru the UIGEN conference...does UIGEN produce UIL code yet
or does it just do UID ?? I had heard earlier that UID was all that it
produced. Is this correct?
-=> Jim <=-
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| 887.3 | Thanks! | BISTRO::KIRK | Lies, damn lies, and benchmarks. | Wed Jun 07 1989 03:23 | 1 |
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| 887.4 | | DSSDEV::BIBEAULT | Grizzly Bear | Wed Jun 07 1989 08:41 | 13 |
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> Is this correct?
It is not. Can't believe everything you hear apparently.
Not only does UIGEN crete UIL it also creates skeleton C code to drive
it. I found it VERY helpful in getting started. The UIL and C I have now
bear little resemblance to the original as created by UIGEN (through nat-
ural code evolution), but having UIGEN to set the foundation was a very
BIG help.
-mike
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| 887.5 | UIGEN <-?-> DWICS | AIRBAG::SWATKO | Brother, can 'ya spare a Meg? | Thu Jun 08 1989 10:11 | 4 |
| What is UIGEN's relation to DWICS?
-Mike
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| 887.6 | Nothing in common | RTL::GRASS | Steve Grass | Thu Jun 08 1989 13:59 | 12 |
| > What is UIGEN's relation to DWICS?
None. UIGEN is a midnight project for getting an application's DECwindows UI
started up quickly. DWICS is a series of supported products for developing and
maintaining DECwindows interfaces via WYSIWYG editors, etc.
The key words above are "midnight/startup" and "supported/maintaining".
UIGEN, however, is the only one available now.
steve
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| 887.7 | See the UIGen conference | R2ME2::OBRYAN | When in doubt, let the user decide. | Thu Jun 08 1989 15:14 | 7 |
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re:.5 -< UIGEN <-?-> DWICS >-
>What is UIGEN's relation to DWICS?
There is a note on this (and using the two together) in the UIGen notes
conference.
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