An Integrated Documentation Environment for Constraint Logic Programming

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Title: An Integrated Documentation Environment for Constraint Logic Programming

Research Question: How can a documentation and development tool be designed to support the unique needs of Constraint Logic Programming (CLP)?

Methodology: The researchers developed HyperPro, an integrated documentation and development environment for CLP. They used the Thot structured editing tool as a base, which allowed them to create an editor with an API that could be easily customized. They designed HyperPro to support multiple versions of a program within the same document, static and dynamic views of the document, indexing, and exporting the document in different formats.

Results: HyperPro provides a user-friendly interface for CLP programmers to document, edit, and manage their programs. It offers synchronized static document views, version management, dynamic views (projections), indexes, and exportation options. It also facilitates the testing of different program versions and the integration of external CLP systems.

Implications: The development of HyperPro has significant implications for the field of CLP. It provides a comprehensive tool for documenting and developing CLP programs, making the process more efficient and organized. It also encourages a more structured approach to programming, which can lead to more maintainable and understandable code. Furthermore, the ability to manage multiple versions of a program within the same document can help in the development and testing of different program variants.

Link to Article: https://arxiv.org/abs/0111046v1 Authors: arXiv ID: 0111046v1