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pypersrc is a GUI source-code browser written in Python and C++. You can click a HTML-like hyperlink to jump to a line in a source code file. pypersrc can display different representations of the same source code. Requires Python Mega Widgets (pmw).
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Open Sidebar is a vertical bar on your Windows Desktop that helps you keep your gadgets organized. This project is writed on C#.
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Simple C++ Toolkit to add a GUI to your application based on a HTML Web-Frontend. Provides a Webserver & capabilities to extract POST data (forms). Template based dynamic HTML page generation. All templates and other contents (images) in one executable.
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QuickChm is a quicklook plugin for MacOS 10.5, it let your preview a chm(compiled html) archive in quicklook
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A collection of SilverLight ASP.net controls. The current controls are focused on creating a level of aesthetic that is unattainable using standard HTML, while providing equivalent HTML-only functionality should the viewer not have Silverlight installed.
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Infopath xsn form designer. Used to modify the html layout of the xsn form. Something like the Design mode of Infopath, but free.
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EasyHTTPD is a drop in C++ class to implement an HTTP 1.0 Server to add a web interface to applications. HTML template files make dynamic content generation a snap. Add class,write handlers & HTML templates, your done! Supports OpenSSL, cookies
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Basic editor that is based around editing ASM & C for the HCS12 / HCS12X from Freescale. Recently added support for PIC & Intel 8051. Can also edit HTML/XML/SQL/C/x86. Full syntax highlighting for all supported languages. Endless build/assemble commands.
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Extremely simple HTML-based user interface system for standard C++ console applications. Mimics a streaming object whose output is a web page (ie a mix of cout and cin) created during runtime. Existing console applications just need to replace cin/cout.
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SQL DTS-Wizard-like Ruler control for .NET. Load a string into the textbox and allow users to parse by clicking on specific character positions. Control will draw lines through the characters and expose a collection of positions back.
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XUL# is a c# library for writing web and stand-alone application with Mozilla XUL user interface. The same application can be hosted into ASP.NET or Windows.Form (or Mono) Language: C#, XUL, HTML
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WebDesigner is the only web markup designer component that can render dynamic documents while preserving the code formatting. Use the WebDesigner component to create a Graphical editor for your Web-Client applications (Asp, Jsp, XML, html etc.).
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Cflow2vcg convert the result of the cflow utility in a VCG format. It offers the ability to view graphically the call-graph of sources, and import it in documentation.
