@MASTERSTHESIS{Gueheneuc98-DEA-English,
   AUTHOR       = {Yann-Ga�l Gu�h�neuc},
   SCHOOL       = {�cole des Mines de Nantes et Universit� de Nantes},
   TITLE        = {Syntax-error Recovery in Interactive Environments},
   YEAR         = {1998},
   OPTADDRESS   = {},
   MONTH        = {Septembre},
   NOTE         = {Master's degree (English version).},
   OPTTYPE      = {},
   URL          = {http://www.ptidej.net/publications/documents/DEA98.en.doc.pdf},
   PDF          = {http://www.ptidej.net/publications/documents/DEA98.en.ppt.pdf},
   ABSTRACT     = {There exist today a large set of tools to develop and 
      debug programs in a practical and efficient way. The so-called 
      interactive development environments (IDEs) provide programmers with 
      high-level displays, browsers and debuggers. This becomes more 
      important with the arrival of object oriented languages. Procedural 
      solutions tend to be more fragile and less natural and in Smalltalk, 
      C++, CLOS or Java, the code is no longer formulated in a 
      straight-forward-procedural way, but in an object-oriented manner, 
      leading to complex object interconnections and encapsulation 
      hierarchies. But, while all the IDEs supply developers with static 
      hierarchical views, few help users while they are writing classes, 
      field or methods, by rendering a partial and correct view of what is 
      happening in the system. Our goal is to furnish to the user real-time 
      information while she/he is coding. The knowledge provided would 
      narrow the interval between developer's ideas and what the system 
      understands from his input. This improved programmer–IDE 
      interaction will reduce the set of possible mistakes and increase 
      efficiency and productivity. In addition, we would like to build a 
      system allowing the compilation and execution of incomplete code, 
      when it makes sense.}
}

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