Widget["WizardPage"] represents a page of a wizard.
There are a number of features of the GUIKit framework that aid deployment of user interface definitions with your own AddOns so that they can be easily executed when needed. ...
Here are a few examples that demonstrate building user interfaces with the GUIKit framework. Hello World—The classic simple application written with GUIKit. Simple Slider
Normally a live GUIObject instance will shut down and dispose of itself through the normal user action of closing a window or other interface widget that performs the ...
It is perhaps easiest to see when to use certain layout elements by visually illustrating how they each combine to create a resizable dialog. Here are a number of further ...
This example shows how to generate a reusable progress bar panel and use it as a modeless dialog for displaying progress with your own Mathematica calculations. There are ...
You can use the Mathematica BSF engine that ships with the GUIKit` framework in third-party applications that support BSF. The naming conventions to note are that BSF uses ...
The NIntegrate Explorer is a GUI that lets you do numerical quadrature using NIntegrate. It opens a tool that lets you enter an integrand, set a region, then modify and ...
This example displays a modeless dialog that shows all currently loaded Mathematica packages with an update button to refresh the current list. If you load additional ...
Widgets created within a user interface definition can be named and registered in an object registry for easy lookup reference by script code and other widgets. Complete ...