Sentence examples for programming editor from inspiring English sources
Jadud also constructed a programming editor, called BlueJ (Jadud, 2006), for recording a student's snap-shot on editing their own program.
"I don't think anyone at CBS or at NBC expected anything like this," says Ed Martin, programming editor at the industry newsletter Jack Myers Report.
Rather than the knobs, buttons, and input fields that you will see when editing other items, the inline_script item offers an embedded programming editor.
We also made extensive use of open-source technologies including the Linux operating system, Apache Web server, MySQL database, Perl interpreter, gfortran compiler, R statistical computing package, Kinship pedigree drawing package, ImageMagick image processing package, html2ps document converter, Concurrent Versions System version control package and Xemacs programming editor.
Former PRdirector for the National Symphony in Washington, DC, program editor for the New York Philharmonic, and general press representative for the Metropolitan Opera.
Nancy Metcalf, senior program editor for Consumer Reports, said it was the nature of medical research to pay participants, and she defended the magazine's reliance on a study that paid for the dieters' foods.
It is planned to implement a top-down program editor which is able to break down a high level physics program proposal to component segments while observing all the physical and technical constraints – a quite ambitious intention.
This paper describes the 'Jaba' program editor and browser that allows users to tailor the level of abstraction at which they visualise, browse, edit and document object-oriented programs.
From December 1990 to 1992, Pascu was employed as a program editor by the same station.
Mr. Entwistle said that while the director general had "responsibility and accountability" for programming, control lay with program editors, who report to managers and ultimately to division directors.
Mr. Entwistle said he had not asked the subject of the program's investigation so as not to infringe on a BBC management policy of giving program editors full autonomy.
