John W Booker

20130024837, Jan 24, 2013

Sep 28, 2012

13/631081

Joseph R. BIENKOWSKI - East Longmeadow MA, US
John E. BOOKER - Jamaica Plain MA, US

THE MATHWORKS, INC. - Natick MA

G06F 9/44

717109

A device receives a program code being created or edited, executes a first portion of the program code to generate a first result, and executes a second portion of the program code to generate a second result. The device stores the first result and the second result, and compares the first result and the second result to determine a difference between the first result and the second result. The device utilizes the difference to identify an error in the program code, and provides information, associated with the difference and the error, for display.

20130024844, Jan 24, 2013

Sep 28, 2012

13/631070

Joseph R. BIENKOWSKI - East Longmeadow MA, US
John E. BOOKER - Jamaica Plain MA, US

THE MATHWORKS, INC. - Natick MA

G06F 9/44

717125

A device receives an input associated with a program code being created or edited, and determines whether to perform an evaluation on the program code based on the input. The device waits for another input to be received when the evaluation is not to be performed, and performs the evaluation on the program code to generate a result, when the evaluation is to be performed. The device determines whether to display the result, waits for the other input to be received when the result is not to be displayed, and provides the result for display when the result is to be displayed.

20140351788, Nov 27, 2014

Aug 5, 2014

14/452008

- Natick MA, US
John E. BOOKER - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Srinath AVADHANULA - Waltham MA, US
Vijay RAGHAVAN - Framingham MA, US

G06F 9/44

717110

Exemplary embodiments provide computer-implemented methods, computer-readable media, and systems for changing the identifier associated with an entity, such as a variable or function, in a portion of code. During editing, a reference may be maintained that identifies the location of each instance of the entity in the code. When the identifier associated with one instance of the entity is changed, the change in the identifier may be propagated throughout the code to change each instance of the identifier in the code. The identifier may be changed without interrupting the workflow of the user and without the need to change to a separate refactoring mode. In some embodiments, a syntactical analysis may be performed and some or all instances of the identifier may be changed based on one or more rules.