Thanks to Philippe Tanguy!

Many thanks to Philippe Tanguy, who spent many hours translating the Phrogram User Guide into French!

While developing my own classes I did not find much in the way of documentation on what was supported, or the syntax of building a Phrogram class.  Through experimentation and scouring other files, I've located some examples of their use and put together a paper and example program on designing classes.  It is located in ...

This paper discusses the different parts of a Phrogram class. It makes reference to an example class demonstrated in the included OSCILLATOR.KPL file. The purpose of this effort is to help document the different parts of a Phrogram class by demonstrating how they are used.

This shows autocomplete in action in the Phrogram code editor.  To bring up the autocomplete list, just type CTRL+J when in the code editor.  If you have begun typing a word, the list of suggested autocomplete will be filtered to things that match what you have begun typing.

This shows Phrogram's interactive debuggin in action in the IDE

This shows the use of line numbers in Phrogram, including to identify and locate errors in the code editor

This shows and described the use of the splitter controls in the Phrogram code editor

This shows the different elements of Phrogram's code editor

Updated July 2007 This is the PDF version of the Phrogram User Guide. It is also available from the Help menu of Phrogram itself.  It's available here as a seperate download here for those who might want to review it without downloading and installing Phrogram. If you are teaching with Phrogram under our EVDL program, we would be ...