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widget set

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widget set
A collection of software routines that are typically used for creating graphical interface functions such as menus, buttons and scroll bars. It can also include conversion routines to render different types of coded data to the screen.

Although a "widget set" deals with programming user interfaces, the term "widget interface" refers to a specific type of user interface (see widget-based interface). See widget.


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These issues include paint and refresh problems (evident by screen flickers), lack of a rich widget set and inconsistent views across multiple operating environments like Linux, Mac and Windows (relying heavily on the operating system widgets).
Small memory footprint -- Eyelet GUI uses less memory than most other products in its category, as little as 128 to 256K for a complete application that includes a rich widget set and application code.
Lewis, Editor of The Motif Developer, "The X Window System and the Motif widget set are technologies that have proven themselves over the past 10 years and dominate the workstation desktop.
 
 
 
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