[MahmoudFayed]

>> "I don't understand the use-case for an programming environment where the program looks like a text file, but I need to click on a while loop and then click on the "condition" field in the details column to edit the condition code with my keyboard, rather than just select the condition code in the main view and type there"

In PWCT2, just click the (Start Point) and press CTRL+L and all of the interaction pages will be opened to quickly modify the input for any component.

PWCT2 is designed to be used in different ways based on the context.

1- If you like writing code, just write code, and PWCT2 will convert it to a visual representation.

2- If you want to explore the environment and learn about the visual components, you can use the mouse to discover and use any component.

3- If you know the component name, just use keyboard shortcuts to create programs quickly.

4- Using the Time Machine and playing programs as a movie, you can read large programs without touching your mouse or keyboard. Just watch while drinking your coffee.

5- The advantages of interaction pages (data-entry forms) become apparent when using large components, such as those representing GUI classes.

6- Using the steps tree, we have drag-and-drop functionality, allowing us to quickly organize the logic of our programs.