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You can also use this simple to use website
visualtk.com
Where you can create input fields,labels,buttons,checkboxes,radiobox,listbox and messages of your application by drag and drop.You can also customize any of them to the color and look you want.
After that, you can download the complete python code of the visual.
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The ShareX option with the command works.
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I use yEd for this:
https://www.yworks.com/products/yed
Has worked very well for me. Available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and generic Java.
TWIMC, I have no affiliation whatsoever with its developer.
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I found https://github.com/thearn/examgen that is a bit limited and producing tasks too complicated for elementary school.
But it may be a decent starting point if someone is plan to implement it on their own.
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You can try our library: https://github.com/wultra/sike-java
It implements both SIDH and SIKE and is linked from https://sike.org as a third-party implementation.
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The company I work for has a C/C++ library for Windows that supports many image formats, including TGA RLE.
Although it’s not open source, there’s a fully-working free evaluation you can try and see if the output files match what you’re looking for.
The C++ code to save a TARGA RLE file looks like this:
BITMAPHANDLE bmp = {0};
L_LoadBitmap("G:\\test\\...
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Now there is star7th/showdoc: ShowDoc is a tool greatly applicable for an IT team to share documents online which provides a nice interface and API.
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