论文信息 - DECS, a meta-CASE tool with visually-oriented constraint definition features

DECS, a meta-CASE tool with visually-oriented constraint definition features

DECS is a meta-CASE tool that generates interactive software design diagram editors based on specifications provided by a tool designer. A specification consists of a set of editor element types (vertices, edges) plus constraints on the use of those types. We present visually-oriented techniques for constraint definition and the language used for this purpose. We argue that the DECS approach offers flexibility and reduces the complexity of the constraint specification task.

Ray Welland | Philip Gray | Hazem Qattous

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