GDL Editor Portable

GDL Editor is a straightforward Java-based application that gives you the possibility to create and edit GDL files, when it comes to terminology, descriptions, definitions, rules, and forms.

As long as you have Java set up on your PC, you don't have to set up anything else. You can just drop the program files anywhere on the disk and click the JAR item to launch GDL Editor.

There is also the possibility to move it to a USB flash drive to directly run in on any computer with Java installed. Unlike most installers, it does not alter Windows registry settings or create extra files on the disk without your permission, thus leaving no traces behind after removal.

Wrapped in a user-friendly interface, the main application window of GDL Editor has a well-structured layout split into multiple areas.

You can get started by editing project description details pertaining to the guide name, author name, email, organization, date, lifecyle and copyright, keywords, contributors, purpose, use, misuse, and references.

In the following stages you can review definitions and set up rules, preconditions, terminology, binding, GDL and HTML information. The software utility also lets you change the current date and time along with the UI language. Once all modifications are made, you can easily put together the GDL file by specifying the output directory and file name.

The program ran smoothly in our testing, without triggering the operating system to hang, crash or pop up error messages. It doesn't put a strain on machine performance either, thanks to the fact that it needs low CPU and RAM to work properly. Help documentation is available for inexperienced users.

To sum it up, GDL Editor provides a fast and easy way to users who want to create and edit GDL forms.