The CORE User Interface

Authors:
James E. Archer, Jr.;Richard W. Conway;Andrew I. Shore;Leonard S. Silver
Affiliations:
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Venue:
The CORE User Interface
Year:
1980

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Abstract

The distinctive characteristic of the CORE program development environment is its ttolerant user interface. This paper describes that interface. In addition to its unusual response to incomplete and incorrect constructions entered by the user, the interface is ``mode-free'''', unusually frugal in the size of the command set, and unusually consistent in its treatment of statements, immediate statements and commands.