RAPTOR Flowchart tool tutorials. RAPTOR is a flowchart interpreter and the name is an acronym that stands for Rapid Algorithmic Prototyping Tool for Ordered Reasoning.
Getting Started with RaptorGraph To use RAPTORgraph, you must create a graphics window with the flowchart. This graphics window must be created first before performing any other graphic operations. So, let’s get started with RAPTORGraph. RaptorGraph Below is the command to create a window. Open_Graph_Window (XSize, YSize) To add this to the flow chart, drag […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will learn the steps involved to download and install the RAPTOR Portable flowchart tool. Download Visit the RAPTOR official website. Click on the Download button for the Portable version. .NET Framework RAPTOR flowchart tool depends on the .NET framework. Instructions to install standalone .NET framework : https://www.testingdocs.com/net-framework-for-raptor/ Install Plugin a […]
.NET Framework Install : In this post, we will download and look at the steps for the .NET Framework install on Windows. Raptor flowchart interpreter setup requires
Functions in Raptor Flowchart In this tutorial, we will learn some mathematical functions with examples that can be used in Raptor flowcharts. Some of the mathematical functions are: MAX/MIN SQRT CEILING/FLOOR ABS LOG MAX/MIN The MAX function returns the maximum of the two arguments supplied to the function. MIN function returns the minimum of the […]
RAPTOR Trigonometric Functions We can use trigonometric functions in Raptor flowcharts. Some functions are sin, cos, tan, arcsin, arccos, arctan, etc. The argument for the functions should be in radians. The trigonometric function argument in RAPTOR uses radians, so if you have an angle in degrees, you must convert it to radians. Trigonometric Functions The […]
Raptor Flowchart Best Practices In this tutorial, we will learn some Raptor flowchart best practices to create more readable, understandable flowcharts. If you use Raptor in academic work, you can improve grades following these steps. Naming conventions Follow standard naming conventions for variables, constants, procedure names etc. CamelCase is standard way to name the variables. […]