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In message <19980720170224.55566@triangle.triode.net.au>, Telford Tendys writes : > >> The aim of this project is to create a language that is well suited to >> writing scientific models, and hooking them up like tinker-toys. The >> hooking up can done via command line (included in every programs' >> interface) or visually via drag and drop. I do not intend for this >> project to rely on the GUI, but I still want it to have a rather nifty >> one. >> >> It is called DHARMI (Data Habitat And Rapid Modelling Infrastructure) >> and can be found at http://www.erols.com/panda/ > >Sounds a bit like ``Lab View'', although AFAIK, Lab View is totally >dependent on its GUI, possibly there is some underlying linkage language >that users don't get to see. Although Lab View is nothing to do with free >software, it is becoming very popular and it does run well, beating it >would be a tough job. Just wondering, but are you referring to labview by National Instruments? Phil pgf@globalreach.net