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In lugnet.events.brickworld, Edwin Pilobello wrote:
> It would really help to be able to read text. Specially when a young student
> brings me an NXT-G program for debugging that has switches buried within
> switches and loops, etc.
I agree, which is why I suggested using NXT-G's print option - it will allow you
to check "show hidden structures" or somesuch that will show you all the hidden
structures in tabbed view mode.
> Perhaps someone with LabView could enlighten or suggest an approach for a
> print-to-text solution.
Well, let me put it this way. A text version of NXT-G programs was something a
lot of us wanted, during & after development. Begged for. Argued for. Pleaded &
prayed. We pointed this out to the developers, the guys at NI... who,
presumably, would know how to do it if anybody would.
It's not there. Conclusions may now be drawn :).
Nor has anybody come along and made a reasonable "graphic description language"
that translates a chunk of NXT-G into something like C or pseudocode.
--
Brian Davis
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| (...) Obviously, NI is so confident they've reached their design goal: that every 9 year old should be able to program in NXT-G without calling tech support. In my classes, 9 and 10 year olds blow through such a low level of expectation within an (...) (16 years ago, 19-Jul-08, to lugnet.events.brickworld, lugnet.robotics)
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