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GUI Builder

A Graphic User Interface Builder
(7003 downloads for this version - 160402 downloads for all versions)
Details
Version
4.2.3
Authors
Tan Chin Luh
David Violeau
Owner Organization
Trity Technogy , Lycee Saint Louis
Maintainers
Vincent COUVERT
Clément DAVID
Chin Luh Tan
Stéphane MOTTELET
Category
License
Creation Date
August 22, 2023
Source created on
Scilab 2023.1.x
Binaries available on
Scilab 2023.1.x:
Windows 64-bit Windows 32-bit Linux 64-bit Linux 32-bit macOS
Scilab 2024.0.x:
Windows 64-bit Windows 32-bit Linux 64-bit Linux 32-bit macOS
Scilab 2025.0.x:
Windows 64-bit Windows 32-bit Linux 64-bit Linux 32-bit macOS
Install command
--> atomsInstall("guibuilder")
Description
            GUI Builder is a Graphic User Interface Builder  under Scilab.

The program allows you to build your GUI quickly, and the code for the gui would
be generated automatically.

Version 4.2.3 (22 Aug 2023) by Stéphane Mottelet
	* include colormap property of exported figure gui

Version 4.2.2 (22 Aug 2023) by Stéphane Mottelet
	* replaced 'eval' occurrences by 'evstr'
	* standardize look and feel (colours, fonts)

Version 4.2.1 (1 Dec 2017) by Tan CL
	* Bug fix : Fix issue of hidden figure when open existing gui from menu item.

Version 4.2 (1 Dec 2017) by Tan CL
	* Typo Fix : Changed the version number display on the guibuilder palette 
	* Warning Fix : Fix the warning during reloading the generated GUI

 Version 4.1 (5 May 2017) by Tan CL
 	* Bug Fix : Fix the issue of error during reloading the generated GUI

Version 4.0.1 (21 Feb 2017) by Tan CL
 	* Bug Fix : Fix the issue of axes not shown on generated GUI
	* Bug Fix : Changes on folder version name and some descriptions updates

Version 4.0 (17 Feb 2017)
	* Update : To work with Scilab 6.0
	* Change : Change the way creating figure to make have better visual appearace
when the GUI launched
	* Change : Created GUI now a pure figure with no menu, toolbar, etc...  to get
the WYSIWYG effect from the design view to the actual view.

Version 3.0 (17 May 2014)
	* Updates : To work with Scilab 5.5

Version 2.3 (16 January 2012) by David Violeau
	* Feature : ask confirmation before create a new GUI or open an existing one
	* Feature : posibility to move by 4 buttons a group of buttons

Version 2.2 (17 November 2011) - New 2.2 features have been contributed by David
Violeau

	* Feature : Close user figure and create a new one
	* Feature : Open existing interface by clicking on Open and select a file
	* Feature : Save and rewrite existing functions when you open a file
	* Feature : Add a new menu - Alignments in order to align vertically or
horizontally handles, and also adapt their size
	* Feature : select more than one entity
	* Feature : automatic writing of parameters of the figure (you select the
colour, size, position of the figure and it is used for the user interface)
	* Feature : main menus of Guibuilder depending on the language (Edit->
Edition in French...)

Version 2.1-3 (12 July 2011)
1. Bug Fix : Space in the x_dialog default string (guibuilder)
2. Bug Fix : handles string vector in listbox and popupmenu (guicontrolcreate,
guipropsedit)
3. Bug Fix : Bug when deleting the last remaining object on figure (guibuilder)
4. Feature : Grid on the layout window (guibuilder)
5. Feature : Better Appearance in pallettes (guibuilder)

Version 2.1-2 (13 Mar 2011)
1. Bug Fix : Change "uipropsedit" function which try to change Style
properties of uicontrol object after creation. 

Version 2.1 (10 Mar 2011)
1. Bug Fix : Inserting uicontrol style into the generated code
2. New : Launch GUI once done

Version 2.0 New Features (20th Dec 2010)
1. Creating GUI graphically, including 9 types of uicontrols and axes.
2. User is allowed to modify most of the properties of an object via new
properties editor.
3. User is able to modify the gui created by guibuilder 2.0, by importing the
previous sce with syntax "guibuilder('filename.sce');"


Version 1.1 New Features
1. Changes of size, position, and object deletion could be done interactively
p/s: Thanks Dave for contributing ideas. 


Version 1.0 limitation
1. The output GUI size is fixed
2. During the design, the user only have 1 chance to place the uicontrol. There
are no way to resize, modify the properties, or undo the previous operation. All
changes only could be done in the generated code.
3. Limited properties are user-defined
	a. Tag - Used as the pointer to the uicontrol
	b. String - Used as the display name at certains uicontol
	c. Callback - Whether the uicontrol needs a callback, if yes, the callback name
would use the Tag + _callback.


 
            
Files (4)
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Source code archive

[274.19 kB]
OS-independent binary for Scilab 2025.0.x

[220.67 kB]
OS-independent binary for Scilab 2023.1.x

[218.50 kB]
OS-independent binary for Scilab 2024.0.x

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Comment from David Chèze -- June 24, 2024, 10:59:27 AM    
Hi all,

I’d like to install the latest Gui Builder release from Windows10 Scilab 2024.1.0 but 
unfortunatly it failed whenever using atoms gui or installation from the command line:

atomsInstall: Error while building the toolbox ‘C:\Users\dc227480\AppData\Local\scilab-
2024.1.0\contrib\guibuilder\4.2.3’.

→ atomsInstall guibuilder
atomsInstall: Error while building the toolbox ‘C:\Users\dc227480\AppData\Local\scilab-
2024.1.0\contrib\guibuilder\4.2.3’.
à la ligne 52 de la fonction atomsError ( C:\Users\dc227480\AppData\Local\scilab-
2024.1.0\modules\atoms\macros\atoms_internals\atomsError.sci ligne 66 )
à la ligne 403 de la fonction atomsInstall ( C:\Users\dc227480\AppData\Local\scilab-
2024.1.0\modules\atoms\macros\atomsInstall.sci ligne 419 )

Any clue or workaround to solve this issue ?
Thank you,

David
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