miércoles, enero 28, 2004 at 1:22AM
Un nuevo plugin WYSIWYG para desarrollar gui en java tanto en Swing como SWT, es libre para uso no comercial.
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Alguna de las caracteristicas (copiado de la pagina)
The Jigloo GUI builder offers the following features:
Builds complete Java classes for GUIs in SWT or Swing using a simple WYSIWYG* editor,
Manipulates most properties of the GUI components, such as colors, fonts, images, sizes, borders etc,
Handles all Swing and SWT layouts (including GridBag, Form and absolute layouts).
Delphi/Visual Studio layout-manager mode for SWT FormLayout (and Swing AnchorLayout).
Snap grid allows components to be located and resized to a uniform 5 to 20 pixel grid.
Allows multi-selection of components for tasks such as setting of properties, layout parameters, and copy/cut/paste/delete.
Creates event handlers for any of the component's events.
Provides the basic editing commands, copy/cut/paste/delete, as well as "Move up/down", to rearrange components.
Components can be drag-and-dropped (and copy-and-dropped) between containers, and resized by dragging their edges.
The Outline view can also be used to drag/copy-and-drop components inside and between containers.
Imports GUIs already built using the Netbeans Java IDE.
When creating components, initial text, image and layout properties can be quickly set using a single creation dialog.
Easy access to the javadoc for Swing and SWT components and layouts
Ability to preview or run the generated java code from a toolbar button.
Converts between Swing and SWT GUIs (both ways).
Undo/Redo capability for setting of properties