DATA PROCESSING, PROGRAMMING (COMPUTERS), ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGES, PROGRAMMINGLANGUAGES, COMPUTER INTERFACES, MANAGEMENT
被代替标准
2000-01-01
适用范围
The international community has decided to make this standard available only in
the English language version. It has been adopted as a National Standard of
Canada on this basis. This National Standard of Canada is equivalent to International Standard
ISO/IEC 11730:1994. 1.1 Scope This International Standard specifies a software system for description and
control of human interfaces to computer input/output devices. It contains the
following components. a) The Independent Form Description Language (IFDL), a language for the
description of forms, which consist of declarations and procedural
statements specifying the appearance and control of a dialog. FIMS has
specific constructs for the appearance of forms on PCs, character devices,
blockmode devices, and high quality printers. b) The Form Control System, the runtime component that implements the FIMs
model for processing requests from programs and for interaction with a human
operator. The FIMS model includes a dialog management system and data
management discipline. c) A generic (or abstract) interface, specifying information that is passed
between an application program and the FCS. d) A binding of the generic interface to the C language (ISO/IEC 9899). e) A profile of minimal, common devices, one of which shall be supported by an
implementation. f) A set of conformance rules that describe choices for levels of FIMS and a
set of implementor choices that shall be specified by each implementation to
create a profile for that implementation. This International Standard does not define a windowing system or a windowing
system toolkit of GUI interface artifacts. Instead, it expects such systems to
already be available and it builds on them, adding value to the usual toolkit
implementations of such systems. This International Standard does not define a "recommended user interface" or
"style". Instead, it is defined to allow the style of the underlying windowing
system to be expressed.