VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
SD2 is a system of Venn-type diagrams that can be used to reason diagrammatically about sets, their cardinalities and their relationships. They augment the systems of Venn-Peirce ...
VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
Venn diagrams and Euler circles have long been used to express constraints on sets and their relationships with other sets. However, these notations can get very cluttered when we...
VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
This paper outlines DIAPLAN, a visual rule-based programming language and environment that is based on the computational model of graph transformation. Thanks to its genericity, D...
VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
We describe a language-independent and specificationdriven program rendering tool that is able to produce highquality code renderings of arbitrary complexity. The tool can incorp...
VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
XML is becoming one of the most influential standards concerning data exchange and Web-presentations. In this paper we present a visual language for querying and transforming XML...
VL
2000
IEEE
14 years 4 months ago
2000
IEEE
The formal approach to visual language definition is to use graph grammars and/or graph transformation techniques. These techniques focus on specifying the syntax and manipulation...
VL
2005
IEEE
14 years 6 months ago
2005
IEEE
As noted almost a decade ago, HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) aspects of visual language environments are under-developed. This remains a fact, in spite of the central role playe...
VL
2005
IEEE
14 years 6 months ago
2005
IEEE
We present further steps in our research into visual languages for animation. Animation is a rich mode of communication that is currently accessible to few, because animation syst...
VL
2007
IEEE
14 years 6 months ago
2007
IEEE
This articles submits the thesis that visual data modeling and programming languages are conveniently conceived as rendering, or ‘styling’, of conventional, textual languages....