Structorizer.Desktop
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Structorizer is a little tool which you can use to create Nassi-Schneiderman Diagrams (NSD).
On at least some Windows 11 installations there is no visible difference between a ticked and an unticked CheckboxMenuItem with Look and Feel "Windows". This applies to nearly all menu...
For see instantiation of nested static classes a qualified `new` operator may be needed (see e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2863157/how-does-object_new-work-does-java-have-a-new-operator). If the Java parser bumps into such a qualified `new` operator it fails...
Hi, I would ask, if it is possible to get access to the comandline arguments i.e. argv and argc. It can be a checkbox in the Export options. The executer...
A consistent syntax tree representation of all element texts (or just the contained expressions) ought to be provided. This allows to concentrate on a clean and consistent syntax analysis, also...
Array assignments via initialiser literals are always decomposed on export to C, even if they contain only constant expressions:  ANSI C99, however, allows so called compound literals, not only...
There is an inconvenient flaw in the wake of #966: When changing the Look and Feel towards "Nimbus" (from some different one) after a tree view, e.g. Arranger index or...
 In both sides of the comparison the var ```y``` is postincremented, so the supposed condition is not there.
Issue #977 revealed that the semantics and processing of declarations (particularly that of arrays) in Structorizer is deficiently based and has to be revisited. The user example in the issue...
Having layed the foundations with issues #443 and #910, we might add a new DiagramController next to Turtleizer, which makes the classic setting ["Karel the Robot"](https://www.cs.mtsu.edu/~untch/karel/) by Richard E. Pattis...
A menu disparity has developed in the last years due to several enhancements, resulting in the following drawbacks: - menu "Diagram" has grown too large, I think; - the assignment...