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Create kopenogram editor
Fiala, Martin ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
The goal of this thesis is the analysis of ways of graphic form of algorithms and their editors, design of editor for making kopenograms from source code and implementation of this editor what will work as part of plugin made for the NetBeans IDE. In the beginning of the thesis will be described a principles of structured programing, enlisted used ways of visualization of source code -- modeling language UML and other possibilities of graphic form of algorithm like flowchart diagrams, Nassi-Shneiderman diagrams, Jackson diagrams and especially not as well-known kopenograms. In the second part of the thesis is described creation of editor used to visualization of kopenograms. In the chapters is described structure of creating of application, the editors what are available for its creation, phase of creating editor and final testing for approve of the success. Part of the thesis is also a user guide for beginning with this program. Application what was made in this thesis is part of the plugin BJ2NB and will be used for education support of programming and algorithms on The University of Economics, Prague.
Extending plugin BJ2NB with additional features for Editor module.
Zrůst, Vojtěch ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with functionality enhancements of the BJ2NB plugin for NetBeans. The plugin was created to facilitate, or remove the barriers to the transition from BlueJ, which is mainly used for educational purposes for programming for beginners, to the program called NetBeans IDE - a comprehensive development environment for professional application development. The plugin consists of 4 modules: Mediator, Interactor, Executor and Editor . Editor module handles a diagram creation and work with it. The aim is to modify some functionality of this module. One of the main goals is to adjust the format of the XML file that stores information about the diagram. Furthermore, it is about facilitating the work with a graphical environment to be suitable for beginners, and about diagram rendering adjustment.
NetBeans functionality mediation for extending modules
Bobuskyy, Serhiy ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
In the initial courses of programming languages student tend to encounter many difficulties. One of the way how the learning process can be facilitated is by using an appropriate IDE. Unfortunately there are not many appropriate tools available and even fewer of them are freeware. Among all these tools BlueJ is considered to be a prominent one. This is proved by the fact that it is applied at nearly one thousand universities all over the world. Nevertheless, the problem we have to deal with when teaching programming with BlueJ is that it is oversimplified. Sooner or later the students that take programming seriously have to trade this IDE for something more professional. The transition is not always an easy one. Some sources even state that the difficultness of the transition is comparable (or equal) to the difficultness of learning a new programming language. The bachelor thesis originates in an idea to teach students programming with a professional IDE right from the beginning. To make it possible, we have to find a suitable professional IDE. Unfortunately, as far as we know there is none around that would fit our needs/requirements. The only reasonable solution in the current situation seems to be to modi-fy an existing one. As an IDE to be modified the application called NetBeans IDE was cho-sen. The goal of this thesis was to analyze the structure of the NetBeans IDE, find out how one can extend its functionality, design and implement an API that would allow querying information about internal structure of java projects, making changes to the structure of the code and integrating new functionality in to the IDE. The goals that were set were successfully reached and the thesis represents a report of the process of analysis and implementation.
Development of a graphical editor for plug-in BJ2NB to NetBeans
Müller, Martin ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
This bachelor thesis is part of a project whose goal is to create a plug-in BJ2NB to NetBeans. It aims to bring into the NetBeans some approaches and possibilities of BlueJ environment, widely used for educational purposes, and to simplify the transition from simple BlueJ IDE to extensive and professional NetBeans for novice programmers. The goal of this work is to design and implement a graphical editor for plug-in BJ2NB that would display the current class diagram of the project and allow the user to work with the project through the diagram. First, there is made an analysis of graphical editors of freely available UML tools. Based on this analysis, there are designed properties of graphical editor and later also its detailed architecture. Finally, there are developed manuals for users. This module can be used by both programmers, who can use it as a tool to display the class diagram of the project, and users, who work with diagrams. The implemented module is included in appendices of this work.
Debugging of Programs
Tlučhoř, Tomáš ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Tichý, Vladimír (referee)
This bachelor thesis should be used as a study material for students of introductory courses of programming 4IT101 - Introduction to Programming and 4IT115 - Fundamentals of Software Engineering at the University of Economics, Prague. Whole thesis is about debugging. Theoretical part explains how bugs occur in source code and how to categorize, find and fix them. Several techniques of debugging are introduced with special concern for debuggers, which are essential tools for debugging and nowadays, they're integrated in practically every development environment. Theoretical part can be used as an introduction to debugging issues and it should be useful for students of both courses mentioned above. Practical part of this thesis focuses on description of debuggers in development environments BlueJ and NetBeans. Acquired knowledge should be useful also for programmers using Eclipse because its debugger works similarly. This part can be used as a handbook that helps students and beginners to quickly start using this strong and useful tool.
Editor of mind map's text equivalent
Hazuza, Petr ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Rais, Aziz Ahmad (referee)
The purpose of this Bachelor thesis is to create a practical text equivalent editor of mind maps. The concept of a mind map and its text equivalent is briefly explained in the introductory part of the thesis. Based on this knowledge a suitable text format has been chosen, which enables to store all necessary information. Prior to the implementation itself an analysis of the means used for the solution will be carried out. It is a case of development platform Netbeans IDE and its module XML MultiView Editor in particular.
GUI enabling an interactive mode of methods invocation for plug-in BJ2NB in the NetBeans IDE
Matviichuk, Oleksandr ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Pavlíčková, Jarmila (referee)
This bachelor thesis is a part of BJ2NB project (BlueJ-2 NetBeans). The project aims to create a plug-in for NetBeans that would allow the NetBeans IDE to implement a number of approaches to work, commonly used in the BlueJ environment. The thesis deals with creating a graphical user interface that would allow an interactive mode of running the methods. The work is divided into three parts. The first part is an analysis of approaches used to implement an interactive mode on Java platform. The analysis is focused mainly on the existing development environments that have interactive mode already implemented. Based on the analysis in the second part a design of graphical user interface was created. Its implementation is available as a supplement to this work. The last part contains the user guide.
Development of aplications in Ruby language
KOHOUT, Tomáš
This work is engaged in a script language Ruby and its enlargement Ruby on Rails for developing web aplications. It is attended to features of Ruby language in different examples. It illustrates bindings between Ruby and Ruby on Rails framework. It describes techniques and procedures for developing aplications in this language. Furthermore it is focused on development tools and suitable environments for a production in Ruby (Ruby on Rails). It tries to compare Ruby with the other programming languages and it sums up the facilities of programmers in Ruby. Part of this work is a project of concrete aplication in Ruby language {--} web server of sudoku with complete documentation, developing schemes (UML) and complete source codes.

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