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Gorm is an application for creating the user interface (and possibly entire applications) for a GNUstep application. Initially a close clone of the old NeXTstep 3.3 Interface Builder application, I expect that Gorm will mutate beyond the capabilities of that app.
GNUstep is an object-oriented programming framework and a collection of tools developed for or using the GNUstep libraries.
You can find out more about GNUstep at
http://www.gnustep.org
The basic idea behind Gorm is simple - it provides a graphical user interface with which to connect together objects from the GNUstep libraries (as well as custom-written objects) and set their attributes in an easy to use manner.
The collection of objects is then saved as a document which can either be re-loaded into Gorm for further editing, or can be loaded into a running GNUstep application in order to provide that application with a user interface or some subsystem.
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This manual assumes a working knowledge of Objective-C and C. These are necessary prerequisites to understanding some of the technical details and examples given here.
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This manual is ment to cover basic operation of the Gorm application. It is not meant to be a complete tutorial on GNUstep programming.
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