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From: warwicks@telusplanet.net (Chris Warwick)
Subject: Ada 95 Windows GUI Classes
Date: 1999/06/21
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Date: 1999-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
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I have been toying about with ways to represent large amounts of code, and 
would like to examine the issues with putting a Windows GUI on top of my 
work... Rather than spending the next 50 years learning how to program 
Windows, I was wondering if there are classes available that I could change to 
meet my needs...

Essentially I am looking for something with a user interface similar to most 
CASE tools... you know different types of boxes, with different types of lines 
drawn between them...

Any ideas would be helpful thanks...