IGIP: a framework towards open-ended visual programming

Within the visual programming paradigm there is a vast range of potential for creating program representations. To benefit by these possibilities, it could be worthwhile to make the program representation open-ended, i.e. modifiable to the specific needs of the user. The authors elucidate the tentat...

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Published in[Proceedings] 1988 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages pp. 239 - 247
Main Authors Van Reeth, F., Flerackers, E., D'Hondt, T.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE Comput. Soc. Press 1988
Subjects
Computer languages
Computer science
Concrete
Debugging
Laboratories
Linear programming
Programming environments
Programming profession
Prototypes
Tree graphs
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Summary:Within the visual programming paradigm there is a vast range of potential for creating program representations. To benefit by these possibilities, it could be worthwhile to make the program representation open-ended, i.e. modifiable to the specific needs of the user. The authors elucidate the tentative result of their research in this field around the iconic programming environment. An initially developed prototype framework is described, followed by a discussion on the current more open-ended system.< >
ISBN:9780818608766
0818608765
DOI:10.1109/WVL.1988.18034