WindowSystemObject (WSO)

WindowSystemObject (WSO) is a universal software package for providing access to the Windows window subsystem based on COM architecture, for creating window interfaces in programs written in scripting languages, as well as in programs written in other languages and in other programming systems.

Main features

1. WSO provides full access to all features of the window system, including drawing in the windows and support for all built-in Windows controls.
2. WSO supports the use of any ActiveX elements, such as Internet Explorer or Windows Media Player.
3. WSO supports all popular image file formats.
4. WSO can be accessed from any programming language that supports COM automation interfaces.
5. WSO is accessed through an intuitive object model, described in this document. Programmers familiar with window programming for Windows, will quickly find that they do not need to learn anything new.
6. WSO provides full support for handling events from window elements.
7. WSO allows you to use the symbolic constant names, adopted in Windows window programming, rather than suffering with their numeric values.
8. A multi-panel interface (Docking Framework).
9. WSO works in any modern version of Windows, namely: 98SE, ME, NT 4, 2000, XP and 2003, 7, 8, 10.
10. Examples in JScript, VBScript, Perl, Python, Ruby, Java, Pascal.