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Having loocked in the help files, and google It seems dificult for a newcomer to find a concised definition of Method and Function and where one should use which, It seems from what I have found out so far that each but that rocraming langauage has it's own idea of the diference between Method and...
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I am getting a number (for a visual calculator) useing: If One.ContainsPoint ( MouseX, MouseY ) And LeftPressed Then //LeftPressed Then SecondPart=1 ClearMouseEvents() stillrunning=False This works in so far as geting a single (ie 0 to 9) but how do I build a larger number such as 11 or 111
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my main method calls four other methods as in below: Method Main() Define loopit As Int MakeScreen() While Not (q="q") GetInput( ) GetOp( ) GetInput2( ) ShowAnswer( ) End While End Method the ShowAnswer method end with firstpart=0 SecondPart=0 operatr ="" TempAns =0 yet when main...
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can some one look at the attached code and tell me where I am going wrong. The code is for a Simple Graphics based Calculator. I have four methods that are called from main, GetInput, GetOp, GeInput2 and ShowAnswer, the problem is that I cant seem to get the called methods to pass the vairiabl values...
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Thanks for the quick reply. I was wondering how well populated theese forums are. after digging around abit I choose the Sprite route and have created a sprite for each button, We will carry on and when we get a fully functioning and well documented / Commented program we will post it online for review...
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This simple program shows how a sprite can be programmed to follow the direction of the pointing device.
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Drag and drop checkers on the checkerboard.
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Light's Out is a classic game I use to get the feel of a new programming environment. This was the first game I did in KPL and I have 'ported' it over to work in Phrogram. It also has somewhat real looking buttons that push in and pop out.
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Here's our first German-language Phrogram content, thanks to Ellersiek! Vielen Dank, Ellersiek! :) p.s. One of the many fun things for me working on Phrogram is I am, little by little, learning 20 different languages. So far. :D
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German
by
JonS
on Mon, Oct 9 2006
Filed under: Phrogram, German, Tutorial, Beginner
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25-page self-study beginner's tutorial. Teaches anyone how to start as a programmer, using Phrogram.
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Documentation
by
Admin
on Tue, Sep 12 2006
Filed under: Phrogram, Tutorial, Beginner