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e-mail addresses from the pkg-descr file that could reasonably be mistaken for maintainer contact information in order to avoid confusion on the part of users looking for support. As a pleasant side effect this also avoids confusion and/or frustration for people who are no longer maintaining those ports.
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Entity is an application framework built around XML. The core of Entity is
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actually an engine that allows you to create objects out of XML by supplying
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methods for creation, attribute-setting, and destruction of XML nodes in a
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tree.
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This design allows you to create tags in XML which can be used to represent
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pretty much any object. We have used this to create a set of tags for the GTK+
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toolkit, allowing you to create graphical applications using XML, and an
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embedded scripting language.
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Any scripting language supported by Entity can be used to change the XML tree
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during runtime, and the changes are immediately reflected in the rendered
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representation of the XML. Using XML for the user interface, data storage, and
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code of an application allows you to easily implement configuration, saving,
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and undo.
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The interface for creating UIs and programming in Entity is quite intuitive and
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allows for rapid application development. Entity currently supports Perl,
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Python, TCL, Javascript, and C for doing runtime XML creation and modification.
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WWW: http://entity.sourceforge.net/
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