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Hi Jean,
Sorry for mispelling your name before.
Well, sure. Throughout the code are references to the items you've deleted.
So now, when it can't find those items, it complains.
I think it would be more helpful for us to discuss those larger issues of what
you'd prefer the whole thing to be like. Surely you don't want a program to
demo just SETH, and nothing else. Or do you?
Maybe the idea of a separate page for each of the commands might help focus
attention on one thing at a time. Then, maybe a page that has just the
Turning and Moving commands as a group; and one for the Drawing with
Coordinates as a group; and finally, all of them together, like it is now.
I think for a group of Logo teachers, you're all being surprisingly mute about
this. Doesn't anybody else find this interesting?
For those of you who may have missed what we're discussing, there is a Project
called "GraphicsBasics6" attached to the 4/6 forum posting with that subject
line. Please note in the text of that posting there is also a request for
information about one specific aspect of your experience with this Project.
Thanks,
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: Jean Stringer
To: mwforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [MWForum]GraphicsBasics6 /// OPPPS!
Hi,
I thought it was working but now I get this:
tto does not like [SETPOSlabel] as input in STOPMOUSEDRAW
I thought it ws working boo hoo
Jeff Knope <jknope@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jeanne,
Thanks for the feedback. I'm curious why you'd want to demo only seth,
and not the companion turning commands, lt and rt? Or the associated moving
commands, fd and bk? Do you mean you'd like a separate page for each of
those? That might be a really good idea, especially for very young students.
It would be pretty easy to make it like that.
Did you notice the program is organized to help distinguish those turning
and moving commands from the coordinate commands, setx, sety and setpos?
These are two different "mindsets" for moving around on a graphics field: the
former an "on-the-floor" turtle's-eye, horizontal view of the action; the
latter an "on-the-ceiling" or vertical point-of-view. You may also notice,
the program demonstrates how these two approaches can be freely mixed in the
same drawing. It seems to me those are all important insights for students at
some level.
Since you didn't mention anything about the setheading textbox
misbehaving, may I assume it is working properly for you? Wendy suggested I
send this to the forum expressly to find out if others experience the same
problem she is having with it. I'm surprised no one has offered us any
information about that.
--Jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: Jean Stringer
To: mwforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: [MWForum]GraphicsBasics6 /// OPPPS!
I se that I had to unfreeze things to remove them. I have just the
program I want now. Have No idea how it works but it does what I want it to.
:)
Thanks!
Jean
Jean Stringer <sjbjeanmarie@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am not sure about this project, I will have to study it a bit
more. I have MWXP on this machine. I opened it and I would really like to
have JUST the grid the compas the little red turtle and setheading box. I
know it the seth shows at the bottom of the screen, but I think this would be
a really neat program to demo seth. I can't figure out how to remove
everything else and just have what I want as the project.
Thanks for any help.
Jean
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Hi Jean,
Sorry for mispelling your name
before.
Well, sure. Throughout the code are
references to the items you've deleted. So now, when it can't find
those
items, it complains.
I think it would be more helpful for us to
discuss
those larger issues of what you'd prefer the whole thing to be
like.
Surely you don't want a program to demo just SETH, and nothing
else.
Or do you?
Maybe the idea of a separate page
for
each of the commands might help focus attention on one thing at a
time. Then, maybe a page that has just the Turning and Moving
commands as a group; and one for the Drawing with Coordinates as a
group; and finally, all of them together, like it is now.
I think for a group of Logo
teachers,
you're all being surprisingly mute about this. Doesn't anybody else
find
this interesting?
For those of you who may have missed
what
we're discussing, there is a Project called "GraphicsBasics6" attached to
the
4/6 forum posting with that subject line. Please note in the text of
that
posting there is also a request for information about one
specific aspect
of your experience with this Project.
Thanks,
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005
11:16
AM
Subject: Re: [MWForum]GraphicsBasics6
///
OPPPS!
Hi,
I thought it was working but now I get this:
tto does not like [SETPOSlabel] as input in STOPMOUSEDRAW
I thought it ws working boo hoo
Hi Jeanne,
Thanks for the feedback. I'm
curious why
you'd want to demo only seth, and not the companion
turning
commands, lt and rt? Or the
associated moving commands, fd and
bk? Do you mean you'd like a separate page for
each
of those? That might be a really good idea, especially for very
young
students. It would be pretty easy to make it like that.
Did you notice the program
is organized to help distinguish those turning and
moving
commands from the coordinate commands, setx,
sety and setpos? These are two
different "mindsets" for moving around on a graphics field:
the former an "on-the-floor" turtle's-eye, horizontal view of
the
action; the latter an "on-the-ceiling" or vertical
point-of-view. You may also notice, the program demonstrates
how
these two approaches can be freely mixed in the same drawing. It
seems
to me those are all important insights for students at some
level.
Since you didn't mention anything about
the
setheading textbox misbehaving, may I assume it is working properly for
you? Wendy suggested I send this to the forum expressly to find out
if
others experience the same problem she is having with
it.
I'm surprised no one has offered us any information about
that.
--Jeff
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005
8:59
AM
Subject: Re:
[MWForum]GraphicsBasics6
/// OPPPS!
I se that I had to unfreeze things to remove them. I have just
the
program I want now. Have No idea how it works but it does what I
want it to. :)
Thanks!
Jean
I am not sure about this project, I will have to study it a
bit
more. I have MWXP on this machine. I opened it and
I
would really like to have JUST the grid the compas the little red
turtle and setheading box. I know it the seth shows at the
bottom of the screen, but I think this would be a really neat
program
to demo seth. I can't figure out how to remove everything
else
and just have what I want as the project.
Thanks for any help.
Jean
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