In: A.W. Roscoe and J.C.P. Woodcock. Millenial perspectives in computer science. Cornerstones in Computing, Palgrave,

Authors: Bernard Sufrin and Oege de Moor
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Abstract

We implement a modeless structure editor as a set of simple higher-order functions in Haskell. The editor does not only allow the usual structural edit actions of `filling holes', but it is also capable of parsing user input on-the-fly, thus giving a seamless integration of normal editing with the advantages of a structural model, with no need to switch editing modes.

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BIBTEX:

           @inproceedings{millenial00sufrin, 
           author = "Bernard Sufrin and Oege de Moor"
           title = "Modeless structure editing", 
           booktitle = "Millenial Perspectives in Computing Science", 
           editor = "A. W. Roscoe and J. C. P. Woodcock", 
           year = "2000", 
           publisher = "Palgrave"}