Welcome to Terp Word

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WelcometoTerp Word
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Purpose

• A free offer to look at a better word processor.
• For your next generation of applications. Why not
  move to the next generation of word processing
  technology?

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Terp Word Team

• Kenneth Kang
• Salman Mansoor
• Ahmad Ibrahim
• Mark Wolfe
• Jay Zuckerman
• Serban Padencov
• Ken Miller

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What is Terp Word?

• Terp Word 4.0, is the latest word processor for
  the Terp Office Suite
• Offers our customers a simple, easy way to design
  documents and edit html code.

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Why use Terp Word?

• Easy to Use It is not as complex as using other
  Word processing applications
• Extra Features Offers extra features that most
  Word processor apps do not.

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Why use Terp Word?

• Portable An incredibly light program.
• Service Offers excellent service.
• FREE!

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Features

• Word processing

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Features

• Word processing
• Split Screen

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Features

• Word processing
• Split Screen
• Ability to insert images
• Platform independent
• Open source
• Uses HTML XML data files

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Highlights

• Powerful editing tools
• Cut and Paste between applications
• Easy to use and learn

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Questions?
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Demo
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TerpWord Technical Overview

• Written in Java using the Swing library
• Lightweight and fast
• 125KB download, less than 2MB installed

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TerpWord Source

• 360 methods in 60 classes
• 3800 lines of code
• No external dependencies besides the bare JDK

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GUI Breakdown

• All subcomponents of main display pane extended
  from Java Swing classes
• Bold, Italic, etc. handled by existing
  HTMLDocument event listeners
• Remaining tool buttons bound to custom callbacks

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Program Architecture

• Simplified Model-View-Controller design pattern
• Presentation and user interface are unified
• Document contents are internally stored in the
  model as HTML

Unified View/Controller
Model
Swing GUI Controls
HTMLDocument
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Extensibility

• Easy to extend centralized event handling
• Unified text formatting event handler

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Split Screen

• Dynamically insert and remove panes in
  JSplitPaneobject
• Top JTextPane for normal editing
• Bottom JTextPane containing markup code
• Synchronization between the two views is handled
  by querying the HTML model upon user action

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Variable State GUI Elements

• Buttons are disabled/enabled on the fly to
  reflect current options available to the user

Standard markup buttons are disabled when editing
in HTML pane
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Document History

• Persistent document list provided by logging
  document transactions to a file
• Log updated upon Save and Open actions

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Save Dialog on Program Exit

• Intercept WINDOW_CLOSING event triggered by the
  top-level JFrame
• Prompt also triggered upon New Document
• Save capability present for multiple file
  formats HTML, RTF, TXT

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Questions?