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On 12 Feb 2006 at 5:40, zehava wizman wrote:
> hello forum!
>
> I want to know if there is a way to check if someone is
> touching someone without mention all the turtles taking
> place in the game, Maybe something like that
>
> if touching? who who [make "score :score + 1].Sometimes the
> main thing is to identify whether an intersection happened,
> and not so important who are the turtles.
>
> Maybe the program can identify by its self who are the
> turtles .
>
> here attached an example, I start mention the touching
> command with "t1 within go procedure, but not finished with
> all possibilities of intersection.
>
> thanks, Zehava Wizman
Hi Zehava,
to any_touching?
let [turtles get "page1 "turtles]
dolist [i :turtles] [
dolist [j :turtles] [
if not :i = :j [
if touching? :i :j [output "true]
]
]
]
output "false
end
Daniel
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