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The Block Styler is an interactive tool for designing NX dialogs. Previous to8 [" a7 X' C/ @ F0 n
the Block Styler, NX provided the User Interface Styler (UI Styler) for dialog
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the same set of reusable blocks currently used by internal NX applications.+ L' b# V0 `' }8 |% V1 f" b4 O
Using Blocks as the basic dialog building units ensures that NX has3 z0 S( ]5 B$ Z K6 E M
consistent behavior across all applications. By using the Block Styler your0 B0 N* ]9 T B( a: s$ Q I% W
custom applications will share the same user interactions as used throUGhout
. S1 i: H& \. r( {2 \' gNX. Furthermore, the Block Styler provides platform independent dialogs.
4 b$ b) Q6 U, L; Q) nThe UI Styler is still provided to support legacy user interfaces.# O% P$ u, ?) A4 \5 s4 q" R
However, it is recommended that the Block Styler should be used for all
7 w! \# L! K4 t( Onew user interfaces or major changes to existing dialogs.
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; o$ f; [2 p1 j' |2 w1 E1 yThe UI Styler defi nes dialogs composed of individual controls such as push! }& C( Q5 C( ^3 D/ R& X
buttons and input fi elds . The predefi ned behaviors of these controls are very" w1 u6 \" f# |
basic and can be used to implement any number of actions within NX. The. Z+ j0 O" |% H( w
Block Styler defi nes dialogs composed of Blocks of controls. Although there is
. P9 {; D& c9 y2 c0 e# W3 ya full set of basic blocks, there are also sets of blocks that provide standard
. y8 l6 H- ]& A- J. M6 P/ WNX behaviours for actions that are common in graphical CAD/CAM/CAE1 c# A6 W, p4 D+ P5 U6 N
applications. For instance, there is a Specify Vector block that is composed of4 L; }# J) ^+ y W$ L: u
a label, a standard NX vector constructor button, a pull down list for standard
+ G( T7 }9 q7 l3 q) z1 i: pinferred vector options and a reverse direction toggle. This block is used
3 ?( F. ]. ^+ L ~) p* ithroughout NX to let the user select or interactively defi ne a vector. By using
4 f! m/ l8 D- V3 w: B o' othis block within your dialogs you save time by not having to implement
. ?. e* t* s1 a- ?* {! Qthe various options and you ensure that your application behaves as other! V J1 @4 r! N' }- ?/ p: t
NX applications.8 R) |! p" D9 m/ X
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