> Question: should the highlighted instruction be the one that has
just
> been executed, or the one that is about to be executed (when the
user
> clicks on the step button, for example)?
Its conventional to take the second option - it allows the student
to examine the highlighted line before it op
André Roberge wrote:
I'm writing a program "interpreter" which has two windows: a program
editing window and a program output window.
The interpreter can either step through the program automatically, at a
slow pace, or step through the program one instruction at a time, as the
user "clicks" on
On Apr 25, 2005, at 17:03, André Roberge wrote:
I'm writing a program "interpreter" which has two windows: a program
editing window and a program output window.
The interpreter can either step through the program automatically, at
a slow pace, or step through the program one instruction at a tim
I'm writing a program "interpreter" which has two windows: a program
editing window and a program output window.
The interpreter can either step through the program automatically, at a
slow pace, or step through the program one instruction at a time, as the
user "clicks" on a "step button".
Th
