Kay Gürtzig
Kay Gürtzig
Issue #872 led to the introduction of a mere ***display*** switch (via menu toggle item and a toggle button in the toolbar). This was sound, easy to implement and free...
Structorizer tolerates (or accepts) certain kinds of type declaration in e. g. assignment instructions but doesn't actually make much use of them. Some code generators even try to transform detected...
Joachim Laugwitz asked for an import of the programming language [Haxe](https://haxe.org/). (Background explanation: For the visualisation of architecture models, Blender3D and Armory3d may be used. In order to equip modelled...
The request #1022 induces the complementary ehancement option to equip Structorizer with a [Haxe](https://haxe.org/) code generator.
Alessandro Simonetta proposed to add a generator for ARM code and (optionally) even to enhance the debugger to execute ARM code in a suited syntax (possibly via a DiagramController).
Several options and menu items, though placed where they logically belong, may be too far from immediate reach for frequent tasks in certain use cases, e.g. the switch between code...
The Python export from Structorizer aims at Python 3. But in contrast to Python 2, the division operator "/" has no longer the adaptive behaviour like in C or Java...
G. Franzkowiak asked (inspired by a no longer supported tool G.E.S.y bzw. WinG.E.S.y) for a way to allow users to configure code export for some new programming language from Structorizer....
Bob (@fesch ) suggested some really good ideas for the further accomplishment of the exception handling elements introduced with versions 3.29-07/-08: The text of the TRY element could be organized...
Klaus-Peter Reimers just came up with the proposal of a code generation to PowerShell. There are some complicating aspects, of course, rather even more than with bash/ksh: - The algorithmic...