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It's boring to type the code in white on a black background ？

that , hold Python How about script Visualization ？

Just like this. , From the input picture 、 Adjust the size to bilateral filtering , Every step can be seen clearly .

Enter a matrix , Whether it's transposing it 、 Conjugate or power , Get timely feedback .

Such a Python Script visualization tool , named Ryven, From a man named Leon Thomm The hand of a freshman .

If you want to try it out , You might as well continue to look down .

How to use

Before use , Simply prepare the development environment ：

• Python3（ recommend 3.8 above ）
• PySide2（ recommend 2.14 above ）

Run... In the project Ryven.py, You can open the editor .

The author mentioned , stay Ryven in , There are many different scripts . Each script contains variables 、 flow （ Or graph ） And logs . Right click for easy operation .

however , Want to use these nodes , You need to import Node package .

Click on file, choice import Nodes, Import *.rpc File can .

Another feature of this tool is , It contains two different algorithm patterns .

Data flow ： Every time the data changes （ The output of the node data is changed ） Will spread forward , And trigger the update in all connected nodes .

Here's the picture , Slide the slider , The update of the result in the right node is triggered immediately .

Execution flow ： Data does not propagate forward immediately when it changes , But only when a node requests output data , Trigger the update in the affected node .

in addition , The author also gives himself a list of to do list, For example, add syntax highlighting function 、 Automatic code completion function , Perfect the visual experience and so on .

Is visual programming interesting ？ however , The author also points out that , The purpose of visual programming It's not a replacement for text programming , also , Many of the tasks implemented in text programming don't have to be visualized .

About author

author Leon Thomm, Currently a freshman at the Federal Institute of technology in Zurich , Claim to be “ Amateur programmer ”, Dedicated to human-computer interaction and visual programming .

According to his profile , Long before entering university , He has rich experience in software development .

Portal

Project address ：https://github.com/leon-thomm/Ryven