[Edu-sig] Visual Programming in Python?
by Douglas S. Blank other posts by this author
Apr 13 2006 9:57AM messages near this date
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Re: [Edu-sig] Visual Programming in Python?
Python edu-sig,
I've been thinking about a visual programming/flowchart interface for
Python and was wondering if anyone knows of such a project. I am imaging
a Tkinter canvas (initially) with which one can add blocks that
represent statements, branches, loops... everything. Further, I imaging
that this would save (and load) real Python code, so that you could suck
in raw code, it would get parsed, and shown as a flowchart. Maybe some
additional data would be stored in comments (zoom amount,
positions/colors/properties of particular boxes). Also, one could step
through the chart, block-by-block.
I've seen some commercial (and open source/non-Python) products, but
they seem heavy and sluggish, as if a whole lot of processing is going
on behind the scenes. Is/would it really be that hard?
Any pointers or comments appreciated,
-Doug
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Douglas S. Blank Computer Science
Assistant Professor Bryn Mawr College
(610)526-6501 http://cs.brynmawr.edu/~dblank
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