jordan@dinl.uucp (james jordan) (07/03/90)
I am curious about InterViews.
o What was your general impression of this library?
o Did it speed up development?
o How easy was it to learn/use?
o What were its limitations - how extensible was it - how flexible??
I've never used c++ or x-windows; however the project I'm on plans to.
We have a complex user interface to implement which consists of a
hierarchy of graphical objects the user can navigate down into
(eg.. he clicks on parent object to display the next screen containing
all the child objects - of course he can also make queries about any of
these objects.) A graphical editor is needed to assemble & change the
hierarchy as well as an informational scrolling text area and pull down
menus. We are considering using InterViews. If you have used InterViews
I would appreciate your comments and impressions.
What other toolkits can you recommend/suggest? (We are on Sun 3's).
I apologize if these questions have appeared previously
but I'm fairly new to the network.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------rbm@cbnewsm.att.com (robert.murray) (07/05/90)
In article <1660@dinl.mmc.UUCP>, jordan@dinl.uucp (james jordan) writes: > > > I am curious about InterViews. There's a review of the Interviews package in the March 1989 C++ Report (starts on page 13). You can call (212) 274-0640 for back issues. Rob Murray AT&T Bell Labs also Editor, The C++ Report