> I am thinking that rather than building a bunch of custom GUI behavior for
my application, it might be nice to have a tool which
> could parse a ocaml datatype of nested variants/records, and generate a
custom graphical tree/graph editor widget for it.  Then I
> could get my app-specific behavior for cheap, with a UI contract that
would make my style self-consistent whether I liked it or
> not.  Has anyone done anything similar?

There is a technology called JXUL which is part of the Mozilla project. You
can get infos @ www.jxul.org
I've also tried to make the same as based on an XML document that will
contains components and some events handlers written in OCaml, but it's
quite a big work.

Bye
Warp


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