ntm1169@dsac.dla.mil (Mott Given) (02/02/90)
From article <1990Jan31.031609.15879@welch.jhu.edu>, by francois@welch.jhu.edu
> Does anyone out there know of any user interface builder
Try Vermont Views. It runs on IBM-compatible PCs. I believe you can get
the C language source code so it could be ported to other machines.
I can't remember the name and phone number of the firm that sells it.
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Also look into IntelligenceWare "Intelligence Dialog Generator". I just got an upgrade of their Intelligence Compiler; and while I have not evaluated the compiler I am quite impresse\d with the Dialog Generator. IntelligenceWare Inc 9800 S. Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90045-5228
dean@image.soe.clarkson.edu (Dean Swan) (02/06/90)
From article <1656@dsac.dla.mil>, by ntm1169@dsac.dla.mil (Mott Given): > From article <1990Jan31.031609.15879@welch.jhu.edu>, by francois@welch.jhu.edu >> Does anyone out there know of any user interface builder > > Try Vermont Views. It runs on IBM-compatible PCs. I believe you can get > the C language source code so it could be ported to other machines. Given that this is "comp.lang.smalltalk", I don't think that this is the answer that Francois was looking for. Digitalk supposedly has something in the works for Smalltalk/V, and there were postings here a while ago regarding somebody else's efforts in this area. -Dean Swan dean@sun.soe.clarkson.edu
tce@ann.MN.ORG (Thomas C. Evans) (02/06/90)
Dean Swan, dean@sun.soe.clarkson.edu, from <1990Feb5.211205.5124@sun.soe.clarkson.edu> writes: >From article <1656@dsac.dla.mil>, by ntm1169@dsac.dla.mil (Mott Given): >> From article <1990Jan31.031609.15879@welch.jhu.edu>, >>by francois@welch.jhu.edu >> Does anyone out there know of any user interface builder >> >> Try Vermont Views. It runs on IBM-compatible PCs. I believe you can get >> the C language source code so it could be ported to other machines. > >Given that this is "comp.lang.smalltalk", I don't think that this is the >answer that Francois was looking for. Digitalk supposedly has something >in the works for Smalltalk/V, and there were postings here a while ago >regarding somebody else's efforts in this area. Knowledge Systems Corp. of Cary NC, (919) 481 4000 has a number of low cost class libraries and tools for building user interfaces. For Smalltalk-80 they range from $99 to $500, for ST/V thay cost $99. Things like "Pluggable Gauges" and "UserInterfaceTools1". I have no connection with KSC, other than as a happy customer. Tom -- Thomas C. Evans self is like insanity, tce@ann.MN.ORG Minneapolis MN. its hereditary and you {umn-cs,amdahl,hpda}... (612)448-4848 x285 get it from your children ...!bungia!ann!tce