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Eagle Mode is a zoomable user interface (ZUI) with file manager, file viewers, games, and more. This project is about a futuristic style of human-computer interaction, where the user can visit almost everything simply by zooming in. It features a portable C++ toolkit API for developing such ZUIs, and it features the Eagle Mode application, which provides a virtual cosmos with plugin applications. The most important one is the professional file manager with its rich, scriptable command...

This project try to implement the rectangular calculation, such as split, addition, subtraction, it is base on line split. Also a Tree structure handler is provided in this project, together they can use to deal with the window split and window relationship in GUI(Graphical User Interface), I hope so :-p

VR Java AWT Clock UI Component a Java Swing Graphics Component and sample application sources included (look up in "files" page, you will find all needed source files for a complete rebuild) please, mention Adriano de Vincenti Vincent Radio [Adrix.NT] if you find it useful and use it in your software please, let me know what you think about this project adrixnt@hotmail.it skype: adrixnt

An analog clock .net control for windows forms.

It's a simple screen clock except the fact that it's made in the form of eggs. The frying pan serves as a dial, fiber position on it shows hours, yolk position - minutes.

Eclipse SWT/JFace Toolbox with useful custom widgets, incl. CoolButtons, CoolSliders, Clock, Gauges, GoogleMapComposite, ScrollingText, Progress Indicators, DualList widgets, and lots more to come. We also have an Eclipse RCP Plugin that wraps the jar.

Pagelayout is a simple yet versatile layout manager for developing Java Swing and AWT GUIs. It allows the components to be laid out in nested rows, columns, and rectangular grids with an API that is very easy to use.

Nested pie chart is for tree visualization. Each node of the tree has a size and color attribute, enabling the chart to be used as a heatmap. Linear arrangement of the nodes in decreasing order of size is an advantage over rectangular heatmaps.