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{{library}}From DFL Wiki:''D Forms Library'', or '''DFL''', is a Win32 windowing library for the [[D]] language. DFL attempts to bring a high level, easy to use interface to the Win32 [[API]]. In fact, you rarely even need to directly access the Win32 API when using DFL!
{{library}}The ''D Forms Library'', or '''DFL''', is a Win32 windowing library for the [[D]] language. DFL attempts to bring a high level, easy to use interface to the Win32 [[API]].


Selected Features of DFL:
With DFL you can:


* Create and manage your GUI application with a simple, object-oriented interface.
* Creation and management of [[GUI]] applications with a simple, object-oriented interface.
* Attach event handlers to many objects, such as controls, forms, and menus, for practically any event.
* Event handlers for almost any event can be attached to many objects, such as controls, forms, and menus.
* Dock controls on the parent form, so resize code isn't needed.
* Controls can be docked on the parent form, so resize code isn't needed.
* Use sockets that do not block the GUI thread.
* DFL provides sockets that do not block the GUI thread.

* Much more!
(Adapted from the DFL Wiki)


==See==
==See==
* [http://www.dprogramming.com/dfl.php DFL Home]
* [http://www.dprogramming.com/dfl.php DFL Home]
* [http://wiki.dprogramming.com/Dfl/HomePage DFL Wiki]
* [http://wiki.dprogramming.com/Dfl/HomePage DFL Wiki]
* [https://github.com/Rayerd/dfl DFL Github (actively maintained version)]

Latest revision as of 10:59, 29 August 2013

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The D Forms Library, or DFL, is a Win32 windowing library for the D language. DFL attempts to bring a high level, easy to use interface to the Win32 API.

Selected Features of DFL:

  • Creation and management of GUI applications with a simple, object-oriented interface.
  • Event handlers for almost any event can be attached to many objects, such as controls, forms, and menus.
  • Controls can be docked on the parent form, so resize code isn't needed.
  • DFL provides sockets that do not block the GUI thread.

(Adapted from the DFL Wiki)

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