Titlebook: Visual Languages; Shi-Kuo Chang,Tadao Ichikawa,Panos A. Ligomenides Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Action.Processing.attention.cogn

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Visual Programming Languages: A Perspective and a Dimensional Analysisnce seldom give every user all the capabilities that he/she needs. Those who wish to use the computer to do something beyond the capabilities of the canned programs discover that they have to “program.”

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A Visual Programming Environment for Designing User Interfaces visual or iconic mode to describe their algorithms to computers. While linear, symbolic computer languages have been studied and refined over the last 30 years, the challenge facing computer language designers today is to provide convenient and natural visual programming languages.

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Using Visual Conceptsal interface.” Graphical interfaces can be defined in more detail by expressing all possible spatial functions (e.g., moving a string, etc.) as direct manipulation on visual objects and places and showing all property changes visually.

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A Visual Language for Forms Definition and Manipulationation within an office is found in forms such as reports, letters, and memorandums. Therefore, office information systems should be based on electronic forms which are the computer analog of paper forms.

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Introduction: Visual Languages and Iconic Languages means the language itself is visual. To the first group of people, “visual language” means “l(fā)anguage for processing visual information,” or “visual information processing language.” To the second group of people, “visual language” means “l(fā)anguage for programming with visual expressions,” or “visual

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Visual Programming Languages: A Perspective and a Dimensional Analysis dramatically the population of the computer user community. More and more people today are using computers. However, to many people, the usefulness of a computer is bounded by the usefulness of the canned application software available for the computer. Application programs written for a mass audie