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UIST '88 - Proceedings of the 1st annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology

Alberta, Canada (1988)

General Chair: Mark Green

Table of Contents:

• EDGE - a graph based tool for specifying interaction
• State trees as structured finite state machines for user interfaces
• Extensions to C for interface programming
• An overview of the X toolkit
• The architecture of a user interface toolkit
• Event-driven user interfaces based on quasi-parallelism
• The mirage rapid interface prototyping system
• Clue: a common lisp user interface environment
• UNIX Emacs: a retrospective (lessons for flexible system design)
• Interface usage measurements in a user interface management system
• Designing the interface designer's interface
• ACE: a color expert system for user interface design
• XY-WINS: an integraded environment for developing graphical user interfaces
• Building interfaces interactively
• Building user interfaces by direct manipulation
• Using active data in a UIMS
• Applying a theory of graphical presentation to the graphic design of user interfaces
• Dynamic construction of animated help from application context
• XVISION: a comprehensive software system for image processing research, education, and applications
• A portable user interface for a scientific programming environment
• JACK: a toolkit for manipulating articulated figures

Papers:

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EDGE - a graph based tool for specifying interaction (p. 1-14)

Michael F. Kleyn, Indranil Chakravarty

State trees as structured finite state machines for user interfaces (p. 15-29)

James Rumbaugh

Extensions to C for interface programming (p. 30-45)

James R. Rhyne

An overview of the X toolkit (p. 46-55)

Joel McCormack, Paul Asente

The architecture of a user interface toolkit (p. 56-65)

Carl Binding

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Event-driven user interfaces based on quasi-parallelism (p. 66-76)

Tor Hauge, Inger Nordgard, Dan Oscarsson, Georg Raeder

The mirage rapid interface prototyping system (p. 77-84)

James E. McDonald, Paul D. J. Vandenberg, Melissa J. Smartt

Clue: a common lisp user interface environment (p. 85-94)

Kerry Kimbrough, LaMott Oren

UNIX Emacs: a retrospective (lessons for flexible system design) (p. 95-101)

Nathaniel S. Borenstein, James Gosling

Interface usage measurements in a user interface management system (p. 102-108)

Dan R. Olsen, Bradley W. Halversen

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Designing the interface designer's interface (p. 109-116)

Gurminder Singh, Mark Green

ACE: a color expert system for user interface design (p. 117-128)

Barbara J. Meier

XY-WINS: an integraded environment for developing graphical user interfaces (p. 129-143)

Alessandro Giacalone

Building interfaces interactively (p. 144-151)

David N. Smith

Building user interfaces by direct manipulation (p. 152-166)

Luca Cardelli

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Using active data in a UIMS (p. 167-178)

Tyson R. Henry, Scott E. Hudson

Applying a theory of graphical presentation to the graphic design of user interfaces (p. 179-189)

Jock Mackinlay

Dynamic construction of animated help from application context (p. 190-202)

Piyawadee Sukaviriya

XVISION: a comprehensive software system for image processing research, education, and applications (p. 203-210)

Marcelo Teran, John Rasure, Danielle Argiro, Stephanie Hallett, Ron Neher, Mark Young, Scott Wilson

A portable user interface for a scientific programming environment (p. 211-220)

Vincent A. Guarna, Yogesh Gaur

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JACK: a toolkit for manipulating articulated figures (p. 221-229)

Cary B. Phillips, Norman I. Badler

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