Dialog Editor: Difference between revisions

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The OS/2 Dialog Editor (DLGEDIT) is used to create resource script files, and the associated resource and include files for use in building applications.

A simple graphical editor for generating static UI dialogs and saving them as resources or resource files, assigning IDs and placing controls, even your own custom controls.

When you save a project with Dialog Editor it will generate two files:

.RES file. This are Dialog Editor resource files.
.DLG file. A text file.

Dialog editor was shipped as part of the following products:

Versions

1991
4.00.000 (1996)

Licence and availability

Discontinued commercial software

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-== Description ==
+[[image:dialoge_1.png|300px|right]]
+The OS/2 Dialog Editor (DLGEDIT) is used to create resource script files, and the associated resource and include files for use in building applications.
-A simple graphical editor for generating static "dialog" ressources, assigning IDs and placing controls, even your own custom controls.
+A simple graphical editor for generating static UI dialogs and saving them as resources or resource files, assigning IDs and placing controls, even your own custom controls.
-== Source and References ==
+When you save a project with Dialog Editor it will generate two files:
+* .RES file. This are Dialog Editor resource files.
+* .DLG file. A text file.
-see [[IBM_VAC_3.0|VAC/C++ 3.0 package]] and [[IBM_VAC_4.0|VAC/C++ 4.0 package]]
+Dialog editor was shipped as part of the following products:
+* [[IBM OS/2 Programmer Toolkit Version 1.1]]
+* [[IBM Developer's Toolkit for OS/2 2.0]]
+* [[IBM OS/2 Developer's Toolkit]] Version 4.5
-== License ==
+==Versions==
+* 1991
+* 4.00.000 (1996)
-IBM Abandonware
+==Licence and availability==
+Discontinued commercial software
-[[Category:Tools]]
+[[Category:UI Tools]]