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Software running on [http://www.riscos.info/index.php/RISC_OS RISC OS] computers should, wherever possible, maintain a consistent look and feel. This makes it easier for a user accustomed to how one application works to quickly and intuitively learn the basics of how to use another, as similar controls look and behave in a similar manner. To this end there is a Style Guide, the most recent edition of which was first published in paper form and supplied with the RISC OS 3 Programmers Reference Manuals in 1993, and later (unchanged) in PDF format as part of the [http://www.riscos.info/index.php/C_in_RISC_OS C/C++ Suite] from [http://www.castle-technology.co.uk/ Castle Technology Ltd.] |
Software running on [http://www.riscos.info/index.php/RISC_OS RISC OS] computers should, wherever possible, maintain a consistent look and feel. This makes it easier for a user accustomed to how one application works to quickly and intuitively learn the basics of how to use another, as similar controls look and behave in a similar manner. To this end there is a Style Guide, the most recent edition of which was first published in paper form and supplied with the RISC OS 3 Programmers Reference Manuals in 1993, and later (unchanged) in PDF format as part of the [http://www.riscos.info/index.php/C_in_RISC_OS C/C++ Suite] from [http://www.castle-technology.co.uk/ Castle Technology Ltd.] |
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Revision as of 18:13, 22 December 2006
Software running on RISC OS computers should, wherever possible, maintain a consistent look and feel. This makes it easier for a user accustomed to how one application works to quickly and intuitively learn the basics of how to use another, as similar controls look and behave in a similar manner. To this end there is a Style Guide, the most recent edition of which was first published in paper form and supplied with the RISC OS 3 Programmers Reference Manuals in 1993, and later (unchanged) in PDF format as part of the C/C++ Suite from Castle Technology Ltd.
Keyboard control for the desktop would be nice.
