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An Object-Oriented Graphical Editor for Distributed.. - Leidig, Mühlhäuser (Correct)
....be created upon parts of the model in a very flexible manner This approach differs from that of many object oriented systems where the appearance of an object is defined as part of the object definition. ODE uses the abstraction of graphical dialog objects introduced in the X windows toolkits [21] (DECwindows, OSF Motif) There, the term widget is used to denote graphical objects with a well 13 defined and determined meaning and behavior (on the underlying X windows layer, only output primitives such as windows, lines, fonts, etc. and input primitives i.e. events types, are ....
J. McCormack, P Asente, and R.R. Swick, "X Toolkit Intrinsics - C Language Interface", Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1988
ODE: A Highly Customizable Graphical Object Design Editor - Leidig (1990) (Correct)
....speed, usage in a standard environment or the integration into a software development environment. For the reason of speed, we used C as implementation language and not Smalltalk or something like this. For reasons of standardization and integration we decided to use X windows and the X toolkit [24, 25] as user interface platform, which is regarded as the standard window system in the near future and it offers all what we need. Systems like Smalltalk or KEE are very useful, they offer a lot of highlevel functionality but they are closed shops, which means that the integration with other tools ....
J. McCormack, P Asente, and R.R. Swick, "X Toolkit Intrinsics - C Language Interface ", Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
An Inheritance Model for Supporting Flexible Displays of Data.. - Dewan (1991) (4 citations) (Correct)
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Joel McCormack, Paul Asente and Ralph Swick, `X Toolkit Intrinsics-C language interface', X Window System, X Version 11, Release 4, December 1989.
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