Grammar production rules as a formalism to specify user interface
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Albertas Čaplinskas
Institute of Mathematics and Informatics
Published 1997-12-15
https://doi.org/10.15388/LMD.1997.38231
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Čaplinskas, A. (1997) “ Grammar production rules as a formalism to specify user interface”, Lietuvos matematikos rinkinys, 37(I), pp. 249–254 . doi:10.15388/LMD.1997.38231.

Abstract

Event-driven automaton is an vvide-accepted formalism used to specify abstract user interface. However, this formalism has some disadvantages. For example, if a data base is used, it is difficult to distinguish what events occur in current and what in previous computations. Grammar production rules as a formalism to specify abstract user interface are proposed in this paper. Some advantages of this formalism are demonstrated.

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