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= Example Applications = | = Example Applications = | ||
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= I18n = | = I18n = | ||
Internationalization is supported using resource bundles. | Internationalization is supported using resource bundles. | ||
The "TestI18n" base class can be used as a utility to make sure that all entries in the platform independent description have a corresponding translation. | The "TestI18n" base class can be used as a utility to make sure that all entries in the platform independent description have a corresponding translation. | ||
Revision as of 07:34, 7 August 2018
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| title | Generic GUI framework for Java |
| url | https://github.com/BITPlan/com.bitplan.gui |
| version | 0.0.8 |
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Simple Platform neutral Graphical User Interface Description
Why platform neutral?
Implementing User interfaces for a specific platform can be quite frustrating when you try to migrate the result to a different platform. Even very small differences between implementations can spoil the effort.
Especially when prototyping it is much easier to start from a simple descriptive file and "interpret" the result.
Main classes and packages
The file "mwstore://local-backend/local-public/diagrams/archive/20241122083025!Diagrams_e7b5023b88325c0cba3ce5667acf5558.png" already exists.
Example Applications
I18n
Internationalization is supported using resource bundles. The "TestI18n" base class can be used as a utility to make sure that all entries in the platform independent description have a corresponding translation.