An Object-oriented Environment: Principles and Applications
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This text explains what it means for an environment to be truly object-oriented (OO), not just by having a modern user interface but by applying the concept of data abstraction. It introduces five design principles for OO environments and a complete set of tools for applying these principles. The work also describes a novel approach to compilation - the melting ice technology. It discusses how to use C as a target language for efficiency; explains the principles and application of GUI application building; and introduces the Context-Events-Command-State model of GUI application building.
Author: Bertrand Meyer
Format: Paperback, 260 pages, 189mm x 235mm, 650 g
Published: 1994, Pearson Education Limited, United Kingdom
Genre: Computing: Professional & Programming
This text explains what it means for an environment to be truly object-oriented (OO), not just by having a modern user interface but by applying the concept of data abstraction. It introduces five design principles for OO environments and a complete set of tools for applying these principles. The work also describes a novel approach to compilation - the melting ice technology. It discusses how to use C as a target language for efficiency; explains the principles and application of GUI application building; and introduces the Context-Events-Command-State model of GUI application building.