为什么选择 Block Styler作为最新的NX 开发界面？

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The Block Styler is an interactive tool for designing NX dialogs. Previous to
the Block Styler, NX provided the User Interface Styler (UI Styler) for dialog
, W" f& W& \) ?+ \, Ccreation. The Block Styler enhances the capabilities of the UI Styler by using
! N! S. z. C/ U! o3 }# G  Bthe same set of reusable blocks currently used by internal NX applications.
Using Blocks as the basic dialog building units ensures that NX has
consistent behavior across all applications. By using the Block Styler your
custom applications will share the same user interactions as used throUGhout
NX. Furthermore, the Block Styler provides platform independent dialogs.
# c+ u8 B" [" a( DThe UI Styler is still provided to support legacy user interfaces.
0 m  [3 D2 y. O: H% R6 tHowever, it is recommended that the Block Styler should be used for all
' S0 o& _: e% k9 k6 [new user interfaces or major changes to existing dialogs.
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6 ?" K5 u& Z0 d: CThe UI Styler defi nes dialogs composed of individual controls such as push
buttons and input fi elds . The predefi ned behaviors of these controls are very
( p# _( f( g5 N$ y' S- rbasic and can be used to implement any number of actions within NX. The
Block Styler defi nes dialogs composed of Blocks of controls. Although there is
* R, ~  z: }- T) Qa full set of basic blocks, there are also sets of blocks that provide standard
: c) _% Y9 R7 x5 ?3 W5 C5 I% JNX behaviours for actions that are common in graphical CAD/CAM/CAE
! G: ~! N9 Q. |9 C1 P+ Q) V8 Kapplications. For instance, there is a Specify Vector block that is composed of
a label, a standard NX vector constructor button, a pull down list for standard
* W* E  _! l; F6 D0 u0 ^- W0 [inferred vector options and a reverse direction toggle. This block is used
6 _8 j6 P' P' B$ w3 ?throughout NX to let the user select or interactively defi ne a vector. By using
this block within your dialogs you save time by not having to implement
5 {$ B& T& `, k0 _) gthe various options and you ensure that your application behaves as other
NX applications.