Hi, I have a written a fortran code using finite volume methods. I want to write the graphical user interface so that user do not have to go into program everytime he changes input values. How to write it any help please

Hi,

I think the easiest tool might be Visual Basics if your code runs on PCs.

Come on one more programmming language to larn.Anyway I am in linux. Prasat

What about Perl/Tk. I used it for the same purpose and it is easy to learn and platform independend.

You may use the Visual Fortran.It's as convenient to use as Visual basic. Good luck.

There are too many ways to skin this particular cat. Easiest way my be to use Borland Kylix (i.e. Delphi (or Pascal) that runs on Linux) to write a GUI that edits an input file.

Hi maximus, give me some site about visual fortran. prasat

Hi,Prasat:You can search it with Google.There are too many sites.The following are two of them:http://intel.forums.liveworld.com/. http://www.qtsoftware.de/dvf/ By the way,I have seen the textbook of Visual Fortran in bookstore,so maybe you can find one in the bookstore.

Java's JFC is pretty neat for building GUIs, etc. For look & feel, check out my attempt at learning Java: www.scs.gmu.edu/~nahmad/tekon2d/tekon2d.html

hai nashat, I just want to know whether I can run this linux or not.And any information how to start with.I already mentined that I have program in Fortran. Bye prasat

Hi Prasat, Java is platform independent - It will run on almost any platform. There are tons of tutorials and code examples on the web - Try search on JFC or Swing. You can download Java for Linux from java.sun.com.