Copyright: (c) Copyright 1989 Association for Computing Machinery
Category: Constraint UI
Abstract: User interface management systems often attempt to
        separate the graphical and nongraphical aspects of an
        application, but rarely succeed. Constraint grammars
        provide a model for specifying interfaces that
        achieves this goal by encapsulating the data
        structures in a single package, and providing a
        powerful transformation-based editing model for
        manipulating them. Constraint grammars incorporate a
        number of important tools, such as the part-whole
        hierarchy, almost hierarchical structures, and
        multidirectional constraints, that permit designers
        to specify a wide variety of graphical applications,
        including simulation systems, program visualization
        systems, and visual programming environments.
Bibtype: InProceedings
Booktitle: Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Human Factors
        in Computing Systems (CHI'89)
Month: may
Author: Bradley T. Vander Zanden
Pages: 325-330
CategoryType: CHI89発表論文
Title: Constraint Grammars - A New Model For Specifying
        Graphical Application
Year: 1989
CategoryYomi: かい89
Keyword: constraint grammar, user interface
Super: CHI89
Publisher: Addison-Wesley