Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Re: Dia / UML
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I considered these points, when I worked on other projects, so I am
quite sure that you will be happy with my answers:
> 1. Does it generate JFC/Swing code?
Yes.
> 2. Is the generated code readable and maintainable without using
> such a GUI tool?
Yes. Its the way I suggest, and the way I worked with it. You generate
the GUI. Save the source and from that point on you use the source and
no more the editor.
> 3. Is the code "good" code? Ie, does it use gridbag layouts instead
> of putting things at particular pixel points?
Yes. All features included, all layouts included. Easy drag and
drop. On the fly presentation etc...
> 4. Is it written in pure Java code?
Yes.
> 5. Is the generated code completely unencumbered? (Meaning, can
> it be released under a GPL license.) A hint here is just
> what they mean by non-commercial use; different vendors have
> different takes on it.
Well. You cannot determine if its generated with the editor, because
you have a clear and clean source-file - nevertheless I just know, it
is free for non-commercial use.
Regards,
-Sebastian
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Work Distribution, (continued)
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Work Distribution, Per Mathisen, 1999/01/06
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Work Distribution, Esben Haabendal Soerensen, 1999/01/06
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Work Distribution, John Goerzen, 1999/01/06
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Work Distribution, John Goerzen, 1999/01/06
- [FreeCiv-Java] Dia / UML, Olivier Chatelain, 1999/01/06
- [FreeCiv-Java] Re: Dia / UML, Sebastian Fischmeister, 1999/01/06
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Re: Dia / UML, John Goerzen, 1999/01/06
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Re: Dia / UML,
Sebastian Fischmeister <=
- Re: [FreeCiv-Java] Dia / UML, John Goerzen, 1999/01/06
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