Integrate Coda with Agendor

In order to use Coda for coding and Agendor for modeling, the code must be integrated into a coherent form. While there are many ways to integrate these two programs, the easiest spution is to put Agendor inside Coda. This would allow a user to use Agendor as a modeler while using Coda as a code generator. By integrating the two programs together, a user could code in any language of their choosing while still having access to all features of Agendor.

Integration of Coda and Agendor

The integration of Coda and Agendor may be done in several ways. One possibility is to put the Agendor interface inside the Coda editor (fig 1. The keystrokes used by Agendor would be changed to make it work inside Coda.

Figure 1. Integration of Coda and Agendor

Another possibility is to make Agendor an external program that works with Coda (fig 2. The user would not need to run the Agendor program separately; it would just be an option built into Coda. Since this would require Agendor to be set up on each computer separately, this option would not allow the user to keep their own preferences for the modeler/code generator. A third possibility is to build a separate application that integrates Agendor with Coda. The main advantage of this spution is that the modeler/code generator would always act exactly like the user set it up (fig 3. However, this option would take longer than the first two options because it would require two applications rather than one. It also requires installation on each computer separately.

Figure 2. Integration of Coda and Agendor via external program

Figure 3. Integration of Coda and Agendor in separate applications

Benefits of Integration of Coda and Agendor

There are many benefits of integrating Coda and Agendor. One benefit is that the user could use their favorite programming language to write their programs. Another benefit is that by using Agendor inside Coda, the user could have access to all of the features of both programs at once. For example, they could create an object by right-clicking on the class name in the Coda window, without ever leaving Coda. A third benefit is that there would be no need to worry about the syntax being different between Agendor and Coda. This becomes important when working with models that have more than one syntax, such as object-oriented models in Agendor and structured models in Coda. For example, if a programmer working with an object-oriented model in Agendor wanted to add some code to their model, they would have to switch to using structured models in Coda. By integrating these programs, the user would only need to use one syntax for both programs, saving them time when switching between them.

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