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From: mike@BACH.CS.BYU.EDU (Mike Burbidge)
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Subject: Toolkit decisions (was: XView v. other toolkits, advice wanted)
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Date: 24 Feb 90 02:35:20 GMT
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	XView is not very object-oriented. It is simply a static set of objects
for building user interfaces. It does not support inheritance. If there is not
an object in the toolkit that does what you want, you build one from scratch.
You can put XView objects together in a statically prescribed manner, but very
often in real world applications that is not what you want to do.

Mike Burbidge.
mike@cs.byu.edu