Fuzzy Rewriting

  • Harada Y
  • Potter R
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Abstract

Rewriting systems are popular in end-user programming because complex behavior can be described with few or no abstractions or variables. However, rewriting systems have been limited to manipulating non-rotatable objects on a grid, such as in Agentsheets or Stagecast Creator. Systems that allow free-form movement of objects must use other techniques, such as the sequential programming by demonstration in Squeak. Viscuit is a new rewriting system that introduces fuzzy rewriting, which allows freely positioned and rotated objects to interact using only rewriting rules. The result is a system that allows users to specify animations in a highly interactive way, without textual language or menu selections.

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Harada, Y., & Potter, R. (2006). Fuzzy Rewriting (pp. 251–267). https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-5386-x_12

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