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Elucidative Programming * Introduction Introduction Kinds of understanding Plan of the IWPC talk Plan of the COT talk Plan of the SIGDOC talk * Overall Observations Which kind of documentation Views on documentation Integrated program documentation * Literate Programming Literate Programming and the WEB System An example of a literate program Internal structure of a literate program (1) Internal structure of a literate program (2) The WEB tools for literate programming Problems with WEB-like literate programming * Elucidative Programming The meaning of the word Elucidative Programming Requirements An example of an elucidative program An example of an elucidative program Examples of elucidative programs The elucidative programming model The source format of the documentation - Scheme The source format of the documentation - Java Tool Overview The elucidator tool The editor tool The browser tool Tool Integration Tool philosophy The Scheme Elucidator The Java Elucidator The Design of the Java Elucidator Minor features NWPER'2000 Questions A broader perspective on the use of an elucidator * Experience Educational experience Industrial experience Industrial quotes * Status and Conclusions Status and Conclusions * Further Information Web resources about EP

An example of an elucidative program

In order to be concrete we will here give an example of an elucidative program. This program is akin to the program which is discussed in the SIGDOC paper

The example illustrates the development of a small program that converts a large integer, representing the number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970 to a conventional date and time structure

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The Time Conversion example (Java - Only in Netscape) The Time Conversion example (Scheme) An everyday example: The annotator tool (Scheme)