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From: pete@TIRS.oz.au (Peter Bartel)
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Subject: Re: User Interface Builder Program for OpenWindows 2.0 ??
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From article <393@brchh104.bnr.ca>, by matrix!venkat@uunet.uu.net (D Venkatrangan):
> Try OpenWindows Developer's Guide from SUN.  Part number 800-5381-10,
> version 1.1.  This is really a very good package.  It allows you to your
> custom-code to co-exist with generated UI code, an important consideration
> if your UI is constantly evolving.  As far as I know, it can only generate
> C code though.  For $250 it is a definitely worth every $.

Version 1.1 comes with a gxv++ program to generate C++ code, but it didn't
make it into the manual. Unfortunately, the stubsmerge program (for
merging your changes with re-generated UI code) only works with straight
C.

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