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|Author=[[Brian Smith]] | |Author=[[Brian Smith]] | ||
|License=BSD | |License=BSD | ||
|Download= | |Download= | ||
|Website= | |Website=http://dwindows.netlabs.org/en/site/index.xml | ||
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Dynamic Windows is an application framework that was designed to make it easy to create dynamic applications with a modern interface. It was | Dynamic Windows is an application framework that was designed to make it easy to create dynamic applications with a modern interface. It was modelled after the original GTK library on Unix. It uses the concept of box packing to create a dynamically resizeable interface. Dynamic Windows is used by Mark Hessling's Rexx/DW package. | ||
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Version | 3.1 (2021/01/06) |
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Author | Brian Smith |
License | BSD |
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Website | http://dwindows.netlabs.org/en/site/index.xml |
Dynamic Windows is an application framework that was designed to make it easy to create dynamic applications with a modern interface. It was modelled after the original GTK library on Unix. It uses the concept of box packing to create a dynamically resizeable interface. Dynamic Windows is used by Mark Hessling's Rexx/DW package.