Oscar Nierstrasz, Jeff Gray, Bruno C. d. S. Oliveira
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Software Language Engineering
SLE, 2019.

@proceedings{SLE-2019,
	address       = "Athens, Greece",
	doi           = "10.1145/3357766",
	editor        = "Oscar Nierstrasz and Jeff Gray and Bruno C. d. S. Oliveira",
	isbn          = "978-1-4503-6981-7",
	publisher     = "{ACM}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Software Language Engineering}",
	year          = 2019,
}

Contents (20 items)

SLE-2019-WeidmannOR #classification #graph grammar

A feature-based classification of triple graph grammar variants (NW, RO, PR), pp. 1–14.

SLE-2019-RaselimoF #context-free grammar #fault #locality

Spectrum-based fault localization for context-free grammars (MR, BF0), pp. 15–28.

SLE-2019-WeidmannALS #consistency #graph grammar #linear #programming

Consistency management via a combination of triple graph grammars and linear programming (NW, AA, EL, AS), pp. 29–41.

SLE-2019-SousaSF #editing #integration #interactive #modelling #specification #synthesis

Operationalizing the integration of user interaction specifications in the synthesis of modeling editors (VS, ES, KF), pp. 42–54.

SLE-2019-Broman #compilation #composition #interactive #modelling #self

A vision of miking: interactive programmatic modeling, sound language composition, and self-learning compilation (DB), pp. 55–60.

SLE-2019-VoelterBLR #incremental #modelling

Shadow models: incremental transformations for MPS (MV, KB, SL, AR), pp. 61–65.

SLE-2019-Papoulias #framework #platform

The lands platform: lan.guages and d.omain s.yntax (NP), pp. 66–70.

SLE-2019-ScottJ #java #multi

Multiple lexicalisation (a Java based study) (ES, AJ), pp. 71–82.

SLE-2019-RaselimoTF #fault #generative #parsing #source code #syntax

Breaking parsers: mutation-based generation of programs with guaranteed syntax errors (MR, JT, BF0), pp. 83–87.

SLE-2019-DiekmannT #ambiguity #online #parsing

Default disambiguation for online parsers (LD, LT), pp. 88–99.

SLE-2019-ZadahmadSAGL #difference #syntax #visual notation

Domain-specific model differencing in visual concrete syntax (MZ, ES, OA, EG, JdL), pp. 100–112.

SLE-2019-KhelladiKE #consistency #detection #nondeterminism

Detecting and exploring side effects when repairing model inconsistencies (DEK, RK, AE), pp. 113–126.

SLE-2019-GPMBB #multi #specification

High-level mission specification for multiple robots (SG, PP, CM, TB, TB), pp. 127–140.

SLE-2019-SchutzeC #composition #performance

Efficient late binding of dynamic function compositions (LS, JC), pp. 141–151.

SLE-2019-SeiferHLLS #empirical #graph #java #open source #query

Empirical study on the usage of graph query languages in open source Java projects (PS, JH, ML, RL, SS), pp. 152–166.

SLE-2019-JeanjeanCB #domain-specific language #interactive #programming #specification

From DSL specification to interactive computer programming environment (PJ, BC, OB), pp. 167–178.

SLE-2019-IzquierdoC #analysis #modelling #programming language

Analysis and modeling of the governance in general programming languages (JLCI, JC), pp. 179–183.

SLE-2019-CastegrenF #case study #experience #monad #object-oriented

Developing a monadic type checker for an object-oriented language: an experience report (EC, KFR), pp. 184–196.

SLE-2019-PacakE #generative #incremental

Generating incremental type services (AP, SE), pp. 197–201.

SLE-2019-SteimannK #editing #transaction

Transactional editing: giving ACID to programmers (FS, NK), pp. 202–215.