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| GO++ |
An Extension Class for Interactive Graphical ObjectsGO++ is a family of graphical components that allows developers to quickly build graphical applications. GO++ offers two class libraries, one for C++/MFC and one for Java. Though the design of the 2 libraries is very similar, both are written to tightly integrate with and seamlessly extend their native environments. We also include an ActiveX control with the MFC product. GO++ doesn't just build components, it also builds graphical applications. These components aren't just a guess at what a programmer needs, but are built to meet the programmer's requirements. Companies using GO++ include British Telecom, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, LG Electronics, Siemans Nixdorf and Software AG. The Key Strengths of GO++ Are:
![]() GO++ provides the graphical objects like Nodes, Arcs, Ports, Text, Shapes, and Lines. Nodes are scalable Windows metafile pictures. Ports are connectors on Nodes. Arcs connect two Ports. A container object is also provided to allow hierarchies of objects to be built. Based on Microsoft Foundation Classes, GO++ provides full support for COLEServerDoc and CScrollView. The class structure provides an easy to use, yet high performance framework to build your graphical applications. GO++ for Java:GO++ for Java follows the successful design of the MFC GO++ library, but is 100% Java in every way. It is compatible with JDK 1.1 and 2.0 and the popular Java development environments. GO++ for C++/MFC:A C++ class library based on the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) for Windows that lets programmers easily create interactive graphical objects and network editors. Licensing: Complete source code is included. Royalty-free. Search HALLoGRAM || Request More Information CALL TOLL FREE 1-866-340-3404 |
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