2) RUNNING RAPTOR FOR THE FIRST TIME.
3) ADDING SYMBOLS TO FLOWCHART
1) SETTING UP.
1.1) This tutorial is based on Raptor Portable. Download from here, http://raptor.martincarlisle.com/RaptorPortable_4.0_Revision_6.paf.exe
or from here,
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B86b-ALn-1MGbnU0eG9pZFlJOVk/edit?usp=sharing
1.2) Run the RaptorPortable paf file.
Choose English Language.
1.3) Set the install location.
1.4) Setup process done.
Select Run Raptor Portable.
Click Finish.
2) RUNNING RAPTOR FOR THE FIRST TIME.
2.1) Raptor Main Application Window.
a) Menu bar.
b) Tool bar.
c) Symbols panel.
d) Main panel.
2.2) Click the Run button,
The main panel shows the following image sequence.
It means that the program is running from Start to End.
2.3) Another window, called MasterConsole, pops up to summarize the events.
2.4) Save your chart as “testflow”.
3) ADDING SYMBOLS TO FLOWCHART
3.1) Click the symbol Assignment and drag it to a point in between Start and Stop.
3.2) Outcome:
3.3) Double-click the red rectangle.
Enter Statement window pops up.
3.4) Type as follows:
Click Done.
3.5) Click and drag the Output symbol to a point in between Assignment and End.
3.6) Outcome:
3.7) Double-click the Output symbol.
Enter Output window pops up.
3.8) Type as follows:
As you type, you may get suggestions as follows:
a)
b)
c)
d)
3.9) Outcome:
4) GENERATING CODES.
4.1) Click Run.
4.2) Go to menu Generate/C++
4.3) Outcome:
(A text file is generated and automatically opened by Notepad)
4.4) Notice that the declaration statement ?? coins; requires you to set the data type for the variable coins, e.g int.
5) DOWNLOAD
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B86b-ALn-1MGUVFhcmVud04ybHM/edit?usp=sharing