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Le, la, l' and les - the French equivalents for the Un, une and des - the French equivalents for a, an and some Combining them brings de/d' to the second position in the list. These words include: de and d' - translated as of, from, by, than, in, with. Note that some words in the list perform a similar function and can be grouped into a single entry with a higher combined rank. Here's the list of most common French words along with their English translation. This will enable you to understand many more situations than if you were leaning your French vocabulary from random sources. Windows users may better use the installable App for Windows, anyway.įor discussion, you are invited to issue #944 on GitHub.Always a good idea to memorize the most common words first. OpenWebStart there are alternatives, though, but you will have to care fo their installation yourself if you want to adhere to the JNLP paradigm (the JNLP package will still be provided on the Structorizer homepage as far as possible). This means, however, that direct support of Java WebStart will also end. The coming Structorizer versions will remind you. We plan to upgrade the Structorizer code to at least Java 11 by mid 2021 and give up Java 8 compatibility. Version 3.31-04 now offers substantially extended export opportunities to LaTeX - in addition to the StrukTeX diagram conversion Structorizer now also produces LaTeX pseudocode translations to four different packages: (Further improvements are still on the To Do list, please stay tuned.) The most recent functional improvement is that you may display the Analyser warnings related to an element in a popup now, simply by having the mouse hover over the little red triangle in its corner. You might possibly try to adopt a workaround like the OpenWebStart if you want to adhere to it - JNLP files will continue to be provided from the Structorizer homepage. This also means that the Java WebStart installation opportunity does not work any longer - not at least directly. The new comprehensive release 3.32 now came with the long-announced change to require the Java 11 version to run (3.31-04 was the last version satisfied with Java 8). So enjoy, stay tuned and don't hesitate to offer your ideas or report detected bugs as issues. It is still work in progress and will take several updates until it may cope with usual diagram content.Īs always: Further improvements are still to come. Please note, however, that this early enhancement designed by Alessandro Simonetta relies on a special and very restricted syntax in the diagrams to produce useful code.

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an updated Structorizer.exe launcher in the zip download for Windows that detects an installed Java OpenJDK version without the need to tweak the registry (and no longer proposes an obsolete Java 8 download by Oracle).

Version 3.32-02 is now available and brings two major innovations:

On Java/Processing import a preference default was changed to avoid dysfunctional declaration elements.

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Correct state update is now ensured after foreign diagram import.

Some defects on hus-Struktogramer import were mended.

*.sbd diagram files from sbide can now be imported.

Version 3.32-07 comes with some import improvements: See release description on GitHub or changelog for details. Version 3.32-09 chiefly addresses several issues on COBOL import, but also a display problem with IF elements (comment could exceed element width).