First-Order Interactive Programming

Perera, Roly

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11503-5_17

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“…Interactive development [48] promotes rapid feedback from the programming environment to the developer. Typically, a programming language provides a shell to write pieces of code, and the running system is updated accordingly.…”

Section: Bottom-up Meta-modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Example-driven meta-model development

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The intensive use of models in ModelDriven Engineering (MDE) raises the need to develop meta-models with different aims, like the construction of textual and visual modelling languages and the specification of source and target ends of model-to-model transformations. While domain experts have the knowledge about the concepts of the domain, they usually lack the skills to build meta-models. Moreover, meta-models typically need to be tailored according to their future usage and specific implementation platform, which demands knowledge available only to engineers with great expertise in specific MDE platforms. These issues hinder a wider adoption of MDE both by domain experts and software engineers.In order to alleviate this situation, we propose an interactive, iterative approach to meta-model construction enabling the specification of example model fragments by domain experts, with the possibility of using informal drawing tools like Dia or yED. These fragments can be annotated with hints about the intention or needs for certain elements. A meta-model is then automatically induced, which can be refactored in an interactive way, and then compiled into an implementation metamodel using profiles and patterns for different platforms and purposes. Our approach includes the use of a virtual assistant, which provides suggestions for improving the meta-model based on well-known refactorings, and a validation mode, enabling the validation of the meta-model by means of examples.

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“…Interactive development [21] promotes rapid feedback from the programming environment to the developer. Typically, a programming language provides a shell to write pieces of code, and the running system is updated accordingly.…”

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Bottom-Up Meta-Modelling: An Interactive Approach

Sánchez-Cuadrado

Lara

Guerra

2012

Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems

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Esta es la versión de autor de la comunicación de congreso publicada en: This is an author produced version of a paper published in: Abstract. The intensive use of models in Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) raises the need to develop meta-models with different aims, like the construction of textual and visual modelling languages and the specification of source and target ends of model-to-model transformations. While domain experts have the knowledge about the concepts of the domain, they usually lack the skills to build meta-models. These should be tailored according to their future usage and specific implementation platform, which demands knowledge available only to engineers with great expertise in MDE platforms. These issues hinder a wider adoption of MDE both by domain experts and software engineers. In order to alleviate this situation we propose an interactive, iterative approach to meta-model construction enabling the specification of model fragments by domain experts, with the possibility of using informal drawing tools like Dia. These fragments can be annotated with hints about the intention or needs for certain elements. A meta-model is automatically induced, which can be refactored in an interactive way, and then compiled into an implementation meta-model using profiles and patterns for different platforms and purposes.

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“…Interactive programming [4], [5] is an important modern trend in information technology. Despite much popularity, object-oriented languages [6]- [8] have traditionally lacked mechanisms for representing interactive objects.…”

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Towards Interactive Object-Oriented Programming

Kwon¹,

Park²,

Park³

2015

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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Keehang KWON†a) , Kyunghwan PARK †b) , Nonmembers, and Mi-Young PARK †c) , Member SUMMARYTo represent interactive objects, we propose a choicedisjunctive declaration statement of the form S R where S , R are the (procedure or field) declaration statements within a class. This statement has the following semantics: request the user to choose one between S and R when an object of this class is created. This statement is useful for representing interactive objects that require interaction with the user.

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First-Order Interactive Programming

Cited by 3 publications

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Example-driven meta-model development

Example-driven meta-model development

Bottom-Up Meta-Modelling: An Interactive Approach

Towards Interactive Object-Oriented Programming

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