In article <MPG.db1e484ebef598298974d@news.demon.co.uk>,
cyber_surfer@gubbish.wildcard.demon.co.uk says...
>I guess the large number of development tools with interface builders
>and their popularity supports my view, but I'm not sure that numbers
>are relevant to this thread - if they were, we'd all be talking about
>something else. For what it's worth, it's one way of looking at it.
FWIW, i'll throw in that i gave up using builders with tk - it became as
easy/easier to write the code directly as use a builder and try to fit it to my
program.
XF was very handy intially, because i could play with the packer dynamically
and learn all its little quirks; but now, having sussed the packer and with the
addition of the gridder (and even the new useable placer), and a few procs of
my own for repetitive stuff (like double scrollbars), builder programs aren't
worthwhile. for me.
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