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MIT has designed a novel graphic scripting language Sikuli. A computer user only needs to have the most basic programming skills (such as writing print "Hello World") and does not need to write a line of code, instead, the screen is used to combine magical programs with captured graphic elements.
MIT has designed a novel graphic scripting language Sikuli. A computer user only needs to have the most basic programming skills (such as writing print "Hello World") and does not need to write a line of code, instead, the screen is used to combine magical programs with captured graphic elements.
According to a paper (PDF) by MIT researchers, as long as you have a basic understanding of the Python language, Sikuli can automatically complete most programming tasks using elements on the graphic user interface. In the example given by researchers, it seems that the bus is turning around the corner, and the script can notify the passengers so that they can catch up in time.
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For details, see this paper.
Http://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/projects/sikuli/sikuli-uist2009.pdf