Titlebook: Visual Languages and Applications; Tadao Ichikawa,Erland Jungert,Robert R. Korfhage Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 algorithms.commu

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Visual Programming of Program Visualizations idiosyncrasies, as opposed to the traditional situation which required users to assimilate all the peculiarities of the system. In this respect, animation can be seen as an integral part of a software design and development environment, with particular utility for debugging, process monitoring, and documentation.

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Iconic Programming Environments for icon programs and system operations, based on the object-oriented concept, (3) top-down and bottom-up development of programs, and (4) integration of existing (sub)systerns..The architecture of . for programming, execution, and management of icon programs will also be presented.

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Introductionen, with its color and graphics capabilities, has been one factor in this evolution. The development of light pens, mice, and other screen image manipulation devices has been another. With these capabilities has come a natural desire to find more effective ways to make use of them. In particular, mu

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A Visual Environment for the Design of Distributed Systems, a visual environment for distributed systems designers. The environment uses a visual language as the expression of design. The visual language is based on the syntax and semantics of Raddle, a textual distributed system specification language concurrently under development at MCC. . provides a po

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Iconic Programming Environmentesented in terms of icons. Programming is carried out simply by arranging icons on the display screen..In this paper, we extend . as an environment for iconic programming by providing the following facilities: (1) navigation for program development and system operations, (2) interpretation mechanism