1999
DOI: 10.1177/003754979907300102
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Semiautomatic Generation of Web Courses by Means of an Object-Oriented Simulation Language

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“…For example, suppose we want to simulate the behaviour of the inner solar system [9]. To model it, we will encapsulate the behaviour of a planet in a class, and declare an object associated with each planet of the solar system.…”
Section: Extending the Language To Handle Vrmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, suppose we want to simulate the behaviour of the inner solar system [9]. To model it, we will encapsulate the behaviour of a planet in a class, and declare an object associated with each planet of the solar system.…”
Section: Extending the Language To Handle Vrmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1] CLASS Planet { The previous OOCSMP class defines some blocks (DYNAMIC and ACTION) to simulate the behaviour of a particular planet, whose full listing can be found at [7]. It also declares a termination condition (FINISH), and inserts all the objects of the Planet class in the virtual world (VRMLworld), where they will be the dynamic elements.…”
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“…We have designed the OOCSMP language [11][12][13] as an objectoriented extension of the CSMP language. It is a true extension, meaning that CSMP programs are correctly compiled and executed with our C-OOL compiler.…”
Section: The Oocsmp Languagementioning
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“…OOCSMP [2] is an object oriented continuous simulation language. A compiler (C-OOL) was built for this language to produce C++ code or Java applets from the simulation models.…”
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