Modules and Interfaces
J. Stanley Warford · 2002
The BlackBox framework consists of tools to help the software designer write application programs. Typical applications present dialog boxes and menu options to the user. When the user enters data into a dialog box and clicks a button with the mouse or makes a menu selection, a program that the software designer wrote is activated. The framework maintains the necessary connections between the programs and the actions of the user. To accomplish the required connections the BlackBox framework uses three collections: Modules Classes Procedures Each of these collections groups various items together into a single unit. This chapter shows how to organize simple procedures into modules. Later chapters show how to use classes. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.