XVT Cross Platform Studio 2010 - XVT DSC Objects and Tags

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Supported Platform/OS's

Windows
Win (32/64)
Mac
Mac OSX Universal
Linux
RedHat 4 (32/64)
RedHat 5 (32/64)
(also runs on Ubuntu, SUSE,
and any common Linux)
Unix
HP 11.2
HP Itanium 11.3
AIX 5.2
Solaris 8,9,10
Coming Soon
Open Solaris 10

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Supported Languages
English
German
Spanish (Spain)
Italian
French
Portugese (Brazil)
Japanese
Korean
Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese

Supported Standards
Unicode
-UTF-8,16,32
Shift-JS
GB18030
EUC
CNS
Mac Simplified Chinese
Mac Traditional Chinese

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XVT DSC Objects and Tags

Event Tags

Event tags correspond to the events in the XVT API: events that are generated by user actions (for example, mouse clicks) or by the window system (for example, update events).

Special Tags

Special tags do not correspond to events but rather serve as convenient places to add functions and variable declarations to the framework code.

Availability

The following table describes which tags are available for each type of user-interface object: the application itself, windows, dialogs, controls, menubars, and menu items:

XVT DSC Object-Tags

Last Updated ( Friday, 11 July 2008 )

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