Proceedings Article10.1145/800064.801268
A user interface management system
David J. Kasik
- 01 Jul 1982
- Vol. 16, Iss: 3, pp 99-106
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TL;DR: A user interface management system that allows a designer/developer to focus on the logical functionality of an application without the usual bookkeeping associated with a conventional programming language is described.
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Abstract: The design and construction of the user interface to interactive systems is receiving increased attention. This paper describes a user interface management system that allows a designer/developer to focus on the logical functionality of an application without the usual bookkeeping associated with a conventional programming language. The user interface management system contains two components: a special purpose, application independent dialogue specification language and a run-time interpreter that provides a number of interaction extensions not possible with procedure libraries.
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