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- Short: Shared GUI library (Object orientated) V37.2
- Type: dev/gui
- Uploader: tarot@uni-paderborn.de (Carsten Ziegeler)
- Author: tarot@uni-paderborn.de (Carsten Ziegeler)
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- This is the new release (V37.2) of the guienv.library.
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- It does a lot of work for you while creating, checking and
- handling GUIs.
- This can be done in an "object orientated way", because GUIEnv
- does nearly most of the intuition/gadtools message handling
- WITHOUT bothering the application !
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- Some special features:
- - access to all gadtools and BOOPSI gadgets
- - supports gadtools menus
- - own gadget kinds (progress indicator, some border kinds)
- - key equivalents are handled automatically
- - self resizable GUIs
- - font adaptive GUIs
- - gadget and menu help functions using the AmigaGuide
- - Localization of gadgets and menus without changing the source
- - very small but fast shared library (usable with every compiler/
- programming language which is able to acces shared libraries)
- - interface modules for SAS/C, M2Amiga and OberonA
- - english documentation
- - examples with full source code for each compiler !
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- GUIEnv requires at least OS2.04, because the gadtools and the
- asl library are used !
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- Changes to v37.1:
- - New gadget handling
- - Fixed locale.library problems
- - Font adaptable GUIs
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- ATTENTION
- ---------
- Due to the major changes the library is not upward compatible ! But as
- the old versions didn't work on all Amigas I think you can just forget
- those one and install this new version and see it as the FIRST version !
- If you have any source for the guienv.library you have to adapt the
- source in some cases:
- - Use only amiga callback hooks
- - Each gadtools gadget needs the text position flags !
- From now on the versions WILL BE UPWARD COMPATIBLE !
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- Just before I finished this release I recognized that the examples still
- have the version number 37.1 ! I had no time to fix this - so please
- don't be confused....
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- Enjoy it !
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- September 1994, Carsten Ziegeler
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