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==How do (Computer Software) Panels relate to the Tygron Engine?== | ==How do (Computer Software) Panels relate to the Tygron Engine?== | ||
[[File:ReleaseNotesPanel.jpg|thumb| | [[File:ReleaseNotesPanel.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Release Notes Panel from Editor]] | ||
: One way Panels are implemented in the Tygron Engine is to use panels to provide the user information. A Panel as such is the Release Notes Panel. These panels are mostly aimed at the editor role. The other way panels are implemented in the Tygron Engine, are so called 'User Panels' in the Editor. These panels are implemented in the project and are aimed at the end user of the project, not the editor. This article describes the implementation of the so called 'User panels'. The Editor with its panels is described [[Editor|here]]. | : One way Panels are implemented in the Tygron Engine is to use panels to provide the user information. A Panel as such is the Release Notes Panel. These panels are mostly aimed at the editor role. The other way panels are implemented in the Tygron Engine, are so called 'User Panels' in the Editor. These panels are implemented in the project and are aimed at the end user of the project, not the editor. This article describes the implementation of the so called 'User panels'. The Editor with its panels is described [[Editor|here]]. | ||
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What is a (Computer Software) Panel?
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- A (Computer Software) panel is "a particular arrangement of information grouped together for presentation to users in a window or pop-up."
How do (Computer Software) Panels relate to the Tygron Engine?
File:ReleaseNotesPanel.jpg
Release Notes Panel from Editor
- One way Panels are implemented in the Tygron Engine is to use panels to provide the user information. A Panel as such is the Release Notes Panel. These panels are mostly aimed at the editor role. The other way panels are implemented in the Tygron Engine, are so called 'User Panels' in the Editor. These panels are implemented in the project and are aimed at the end user of the project, not the editor. This article describes the implementation of the so called 'User panels'. The Editor with its panels is described here.