Separating Graphics from Application in the Design of User Interfaces

Neelamkavil, Francis

doi:10.1093/comjnl/33.5.437

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“…Although the problem of separate or shared data models for the user-interface and application faces all implementations of the Seeheim Model, this problem is not often addressed in the literature. Exceptions are the recent work of Neelamkavil and Mullarney [24]. who built a UIMS called PAPILLON, and Wood and Gray [18], who built CHIMERA.…”

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A grammatical specification of human-computer dialogue

Nymeyer

1995

Computer Languages

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Abstract-TheSeeheim Model of humancomputer interaction partitions an interactive application into a user-interface, a dialogue controller and the application itself. One of the formal techniques of implementing the dialogue controller is based on context-free grammars and automata. In this work, we modify an off-the-shelf compiler generator (YACC) to generate the dialogue controller. The dialogue controller is then integrated into the popular X-window system, to create an interactive-application generator.

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