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The VisiQuest Visual Programming Environment |
| Rapidly prototype solutions using the VisiQuest visual programming environment. |
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| Visual Programming And Rapid Prototyping |
With VisiQuest, visual programs are created by placing glyphs (the rectangular icons in the image below) in the VisiQuest workspace. Glyphs represent operators, which are simply stand-alone programs written in C, C++, Java, or a scripting language. Each operator performs on an input image or dataset, producing an output image or dataset. Connections that represent data flow between the glyphs are created by clicking the mouse. Advanced programming language constructs such as loops, procedures, and control structures (i.e., if/else constructs) complete the visual programming capabilities. You may write visual programs that take advantage of the functionality offered by more than 300 operators included with VisiQuest, or you can use the VisiQuest software development environment to develop new operators of your own. Once a visual program has been created with VisiQuest, it may be compiled into a standalone program that can be executed without VisiQuest. |
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Click the small image to the left for a larger view of the screenshot showing a visual program used to perform rendering of 3D geometry data. |

