PWCT 1.9 Art Documentation ( http://doublesvsoop.sourceforge.net )

2006-2011, Mahmoud Fayed ( msfclipper@users.sourceforge.net )

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Fiction Description By Looking To The Future

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[1] Knowledge Power

    Supernova know that any variable may exist at any time

    In the future so you can use any variable without declaration

    And without Assigning a value to it.

[2] Expression Power

    Supernova suggest that the initial [x] value is (1)

    When you write [x] x (5). 

    Supernova suggest that the initial [x] value is (0)

    When you write [x] + (5).

[3] Events Power

    There are two types of events allowed

        1 - Object Events

            Example : button mouse click event

                btn1 mouseclick. instructions are

                       ....instructions here....

               end of instruction

        2 - State Events (Event Based on Variable Value)

            Example : an Event triggered when x = 10

               x 10. instructions are

                       ....instructions here....

               end of instruction

     Supernova look to future and enable us to write events

     before creating objects in the case of Object Events and/or

     before using variables in the case of State Events

Samples

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1 - KnowledgePower.nova

2 - ExpressionPower1.nova

3 - ExpressionPower2.nova

4 - EventsPower.nova

[1] KnowledgePower.nova

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I want window 

The window title is Looking To The future.

I want listbox and the listbox top = 60.

window width = 700. and listbox width = 650.

The listbox must add item Supernova know that any variable may exist at any time in the future.

The listbox must add from [x].

The listbox must add item Supernova suggest that the initial [x] value is (1) when you write [x] x (5).

The listbox must add from [x] x (5).

The listbox must add item Supernova suggest that the initial [x] value is (0) when you write [x] + (5).

The listbox must add from [x] + (5).

[2] ExpressionPower1.nova

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I want window contains button

Button name is btn1. and button caption = Multiply.

The window title is Looking To The future.

I want listbox and the listbox top = 60.

Btn1 mouseclick. instructions are

:note: "Using [X] in the right side without 

        declaration and/or assigning a value to it.

        [x] automatically take the value of (1) because there are

        Multiply operation (x)"

        [x]. = [x] x (5).

        The listbox must add from [x].

End of instructions

[3] ExpressionPower2.nova

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(15). decimal places allowed

I want window contains button

Button name is btn1. and button caption = Division.

The window title is Looking To The future.

I want listbox and the listbox top = 60.

Btn1 mouseclick. instructions are

:note: "Using [X] in the right side without 

        declaration and/or assigning a value to it.

        [x] automatically take the value of (1) because there are

        Division operation (/)"

        [x]. = [x] / (5).

        The listbox must add from [x].

End of instructions

[4] EventsPower.nova

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I want window contains button

Button name is btn1. and button caption = Create button.

The window title is Looking To The future.

Window width = 700.

:note: "Btn2 event before creating btn2 !!!"

Btn2 mouseclick. instructions are

        I want window and window title is wow.

End of instructions

:note: " x = 450 event before creating [x] !!!"

X 450. instructions are

        btn1. button selected

        The button caption is Close.

end of instructions

:note: " x = 600 event before creating [x] !!!"

X 600. instructions are you close application ok

Btn1 mouseclick. instructions are

:note: "Using [X] in the right side without 

        declaration and/or assigning a value to it.

        [x] automatically take the value of (0) because there are

        sum operation (+)"

        [x]. = [x] + (150).

        I want  button and the button name is btn2. 

        button left from [x].

End of instructions