c9c-dk@dorothy.Berkeley.EDU (Class Account) (02/29/88)
Have you seen "Prototyper" from Smethers-Barnes? It is a resource editor that generates code (LSC, LSP, MPW C & Pascal, and some others). I saw a demo of it at MacWorld Expo and was generally impressed. It can create menus, windows, dialog boxes, icons, buttons, scroll bars, and other controls, and then generate their respective code segments. I played around with it, but I do not own it, so treat this opinion as such. The interface is clean and simple, and creation of things is simpler than ResEdit. It could be a product to watch. I am working on a project now and have done nearly all of the interface, so I do not need the program just yet, but I am very interested in it. Does anyone have experience with "Prototyper". Bruce Burkhalter
west@bnrmtv.UUCP (andrew west) (03/01/88)
In article <1087@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu>, c9c-dk@dorothy.Berkeley.EDU (Class Account) writes: > > Have you seen "Prototyper" from Smethers-Barnes? It is a resource editor > that generates code (LSC, LSP, MPW C & Pascal, and some others). I saw a demo > of it at MacWorld Expo and was generally impressed. It can create menus, ... > it. Does anyone have experience with "Prototyper". > > Bruce Burkhalter The version of Prototyper that I have seen (1.0 I believe) does *not* support any versions of C, Lightspeed or otherwise. It can be used for prototyping the user interface, but if you want to generate source code, you must choose between Pascal--MPW, Lightspeed, Turbo or TML. Andrew West {amdahl, hplabs} ...!bnrmtv!west