Tutorial interface

[theuserbl]

Something which is missed in a lot of IDEs:
An easy tutorial-interface.

With an tutorial-interface I mean not to have links to complete programs in the IDE (like in the current Ted2Go).
I mean something, where a Tutorial-dialog-window opens over the IDE and tells some instructions and can read all in the IDE.
For example, there opens a tutorial dialog-window, in which stands

Press "Ctrl" + "N" and write in the upcomming textfileld
Function Main()
   Print "Hello World!"
End
and then press "F5"

And the tutorial-interface can then read the output, if there comes an "Hello World!".
If this is happend, it go to the next step.
It opens a tutorial window in which stands

Now write this one in the window and press "F5"
Function Main()
   Local i:Int
   For i = 1 To 10
      Print i
   Next
End

The tutorial-program again reads, if all numbers are outputted.

In the next tutorial-window would then standing:

Now giving out the numbers from 4 to 30, but using not more then six lines for it.

Now the tutorial-program, have to read, how many lines are used and reading the output, to "see" if the program is correct.

At next would be a window in which stands

Now modify the program, to giving the following out, but don't use more then six lines
1
4
9
16
25
36
49
64
81
100

The limited lines are needed, to forbid, that the user writes
Function Main()
   Print 1
   Print 4
   Print 9
   Print 16
   Print 25
   Print 36
   Print 49
   Print 64
   Print 81
   Print 100
End

To write such an tutorial-program, it needs to open a window with text over the IDE, it have to read the textarea of the current file and it have to read the output.