Scotty - User Interface Programming at Run Time


Person in charge : BEAUDOUIN-LAFON Michel


The goal of Scotty is to support "malleability", i.e. interfaces that can be modified at run-time in ways not anticipated by the designers. Scotty is a toolkit that allows a programmer to extend an existing Mac OS X application without access to its source code. Scotty provides the following abstractions: hooks to alter the appearance of windows and widgets, event funnels to alter their behavior, glass sheets to overlay graphics and add new interaction methods, dynamic code loading and object proxies to redefine and extend existing objects. Scotty also provides a higher-level interface based on instrumental interaction.

More information: http://insitu.lri.fr/Projects/Scotty





Research activities
  Human-Computer Interaction

Members
  BEAUDOUIN-LAFON Michel
  MACKAY Wendy
  EAGAN James Robinson

Group
  Human-Centered Computing

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