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Title:
Visual Object-Oriented ProgrammingAuthor:
Margaret BurnettISBN:
1 884777 01 5Publisher:
ManningPages:
272ppPrice:
$43Reviewer:
Nigel ArmstrongSubject:
object orientedAppeared in:
12-2Visual Programming is not the same as programming for
graphical user interfaces, though many UI environments provide some
sort of visual programming tools. Rather, Visual Programming is the
use of visual elements for the programming task itself. A visual
programming language need not in principle have any text elements at
all, though to go to that extreme will make it hard to use or
understand.
Visual OO Programming is just that; programming using a visual programming language that supports object-oriented concepts such as inheritance and polymorphism.
This book is a collection of academic papers which show a wide range of possible approaches, some relatively mainstream, similar to the sort of tools we meet in modern IDEs, others altogether stranger. One could not recommend it to anyone who is not intending to design a visual environment with some programming features, or who has not an interest in the field.