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    JPrefs

    JPrefs

    Java Preferences Editor

    JPrefs is a Java preferences editor that allows viewing and editing of preferences. JPrefs visualizes all Java preferences of your computer in a tree. You can navigate through the tree similar to a file manager GUI and examine and edit all preferences. There are two trees available, user tree and system tree. Switching between them is simply easy by JPrefs menus or tool bar buttons. Also exporting and importing of preferences to and from XML files is supported by JPrefs as well. JPrefs is written in Java and uses Java FX for its GUI. ...
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    Object Oriented Context Manager, serializer, editor API, targeted to extend short sized libraries able to play media objects as they are edited. Provides a virtual Machine, undo,merge,... API independant. Provides many extended libs. Demoscene oriented. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N86VfpYiz-Y
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    wGui is a simple, platform independent dialog manager library using SDL and FreeType2. Written in C++ (with extensive use of the Standard Library and STL) the intention is to leave all of the antiquated C paradigms out of it (like #defines).
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