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Crazy Eddie's GUI (CEGUI) system is a graphical user interface C++ library. It was designed particularly for the needs of videogames, but the library is usable for non-game tasks, such as any other type of applications (rendering/visualisation/virtual reality) and tools. It is designed for user flexibility in look-and-feel, as well as being adaptable to the user's choice in tools and operating systems. Established in 2003, CEGUI sees continual, active development and remains one of the...

XrcPad is a simple interactive XML resource editor for wxWidgets, for trying out xrc code snippets, similar to the WPF tool XamlPad. Currently XrcPad is unsophisticated, heavy on typing (no Intellisense) and without syntax error hints.

Teian is an web-based annotator and limited editor for any XML vocabulary. Teian was originally developed for the U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian, and released as open source for the benefit of community. Its development was further funded by the University of Richmond, USA.

Notepas is a fast native multiplatform text editor written in Lazarus and can be compiled for multiple platforms and widget sets using the advanced native Free Pascal Compiler. Aimed towards developers it is equipped with some functions usually not found in other text editors and introduces a couple of new exclusive features.

Graphiti is a generic graph editor plug-in for Eclipse created at the IETR/INSA of Rennes that can load/edit/save potentially any type of graph in text or XML. Please consult the project homepage at http://graphiti-editor.sf.net for more information.

IV:MP GUI Editor is powerful, simple, stable and easy-to-use IDE for editing Pawn, Squirrel, Lua and other type of script files, like PHP and many others. Included compliers for Squirrel, Pawn and Lua, and some cool features, like functions list with details (code completion) for IV:MP and other, syntax highlighting, encoding auto-detection, options and stability. This is an open-source project, currently is in active development status. More info can be found in forum topic:...

Compiler and interpreter for the Scriptol programming language. Scriptol is object oriented and the first language to use XML as data structure in sources. It is easy to learn and safe. Also, RSS readers in PHP, an RSS feed editor.

PORIS toolkit allows describing graph-based systems and their behavior in a snapshot. It provides a web editor for a domain visual specific language (DSL) and transformation tools to generate software prototypes, system configurations, ...

This small java library is designed easily to create and run step-by-step tutorials in java guis. A tutorial is described in xml and can be easily created with the shipped editor. Localisation and included resource (html, css, images) are also supported.

The XPL editor is an RCP Eclipse application based on the eXtensible Presentation Language, an xml-based presentation language built on top of Visual Design Patterns. For more information about XPL, visit http://semantics.eng.it/xpl/index.html

GCe is a graphical editor for GUI's using the Guichan library (guichan.sourceforge.net) It uses plugins to provide the components, so can be used with custom widgets by writing an editor and end user plugin. It saves and loads using XML

Free Open Source VoiceXML editor programmed in Java (Swing). The VoiceXML document is regularly parsed, a tree view is built and syntax errors are reported in a specific table.

The goal of the project is to describe user interfaces (forms) in a generic manner and to provide render engines for SWT and JSF (potentially for any other GUI Toolkit). The description is XML based and a graphical editor is also part of the Project.

JXSchema :: Java Swing XML Instance Editor JavaBean, dynamically generated from XML Schema document. Features real-time XML Schema validation. Creates XML instance documents that conform to the source XML Schema document.

UBIQLIPSE is a plug-in for Eclipse that provides a WYSIWYG editor for the creation of UIQ 2.1 GUIs. UBIQLIPSE maintains an XML model of the GUI and converts this model into Symbian C++ code on demand, using an existing tool developed by Symbian.