Limnor Codeless Programming System 3.3
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generic-purpose codeless programming system
It is the first generic-purpose codeless visual programming system in the world. It can be used to create computer software without using computer languages.
Because developers can add their desired features to the Limnor system via Limnor SDK, virtually there is not a limit to what this system can do.
Limnor supports fundamental programming capabilities such as
Loop (recursive execution)
Branch (conditional execution)
User defined mathematic expressions supporting common mathematic operations and about 30 common functions and constants. Users may add any kinds of new math functions via DLLs.
Bitwise operations.
User defined logic expressions supporting AND, OR, NOT, >, >=, =, <, <=, <>(not equal), and grouping by "(" and ")"
String operations
Arrays
User defined variables
The following are a few examples:
All kinds of Database applications. Built-in database support allows you to connect to all client/server or desktop databases. Interactive query builder powers your applications with interactive database search. Data-binding lets you easily build data-driven UI for presentation or data input.
All kinds of Kiosk applications
Internet payphone kiosks
Built-in multi-language UI and contents support lets you easily add multi-language support and instantly switch languages. For example, kiosks at an airport. The computer software you create can support as many human languages as you want, your users can instantly switch between languages.
Automatically create release and delta release, distribution via CD-ROM, and/or run directly from CD-ROM.
Complete kiosk features include automatic remote monitoring, user activity logging and statistics, program control by smartcard and coin validate, phone dialer, send emails, user questionnaire, automatic remote updating, on screen keyboard, voice over internet, etc.
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Published by
Longflow Enterprises Ltd
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22 Sep 2003
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