For smaller projects, it probably isn't very useful. This program is very helpful for letting me cut away the details I don't need to see. For example, I often have to wade through functions that are over a thousand lines in length and 7 levels deep in control structures.
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I would recommend this to anyone trying to grasp large sections of code written by someone else. Return, break, and continue statements have a line which points to the control structure that is being escaped to. Catch blocks, function headers, and internal control structures are all differentiated visually. A double line is used to represent loops, and a dotted line represents branch statements. The structure of the diagramming itself is fairly well thought out.
This allows you to, for example, collapse a very large if statement or for loop that is not pertinent to the code you are viewing. As it claims in the description, it allows meaningful code folding. Despite being based on java, the responsiveness is good. I wouldn't use it as an editor, but it's more designed as a source code viewer. This one is free and it works incredibly well. I found a few that cost two to four hundred dollars, and found a few crappy free ones. I had been looking for a code viewer to handle source code folding for some time.
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We are currently upgrading it, adding (nearly) full Java expression evaluation, ability to change values, a workbench-type mechanism, and other features. The debugger is fairly basic now, but has good thread-control and value display. We are planning to add a read-only CSD mode so the CSD can be used without danger for code reading. It is true that if you plan to use jGRASP for editing with CSDs, you have to stick with our indentation format, but if you have the option to use the CSD all the time, it is an ideal format.
In Windows ffm is off by default so as not to confuse those who have never worked in an ffm environment.įinding the "exit point" of a "throw" would require some detailed semantic analysis, which we do not do in order to keep CSD generation fast. This is just a keyboard-focus-follows-mouse within a virtual desktop (mouse clicks will still raise a window), which was all that was practical to implement in Java. do work in the latest version.įocus-follows-mouse can be turned off. To provide you with support outside the course, you will find a pool of additional notes and exercises that you can try at home.CTRL-INSERT etc.
No matter your level, you will be able to apply the skills obtained from this course in real-life programming exercises. If you already have GUI programming experience using JavaFX, this is an opportunity to refresh your skills by going back to basics. If you are a beginner and this is your first course in Java GUI programming you will benefit from writing a program from a blank sheet to a fully functioning program.
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By creating this project, you will master the concepts of using labels, text fields, password text field, grid pane, buttons, and a button event in Java programming with the JavaFX framework. Using jGRASP development environment, you will create a program that accepts as input your name and age, and upon clicking a button, display your name and your age. This project provides a step-by-step approach to instruction to equip you with fundamental concepts in Graphical User Interface (GUI) programming using JavaFX, from the ground up.
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