combining turtles to one button

["Kathleen Basovsky" <kbasovsky@xxxxxxxxx>]

Issue- I have a student who has created a zoo with lots of moving
animals(turtles) with buttons. She wants to condense all of her buttons and
procedures into one button/procedures so that all 14 buttons(turtles) move at
the same time.
 Thanks.

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Sent: Sat 10/20/2007 12:14 AM
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this was taken from:

http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/10/16/1512239

> The turtle was the worst thing to ever happen to Logo. Logo
> is a full featured language capable of doing anything other
> languages can. But because we were all introduced to the
> turtle at relatively young ages and nobody ever showed us
> how to do anything more than draw simple pictures we all
> concluded that it was only a toy and not for serious use.
> Only now, years later, do I realize how wrong that was.
>
> For those who want to rediscover Logo and learn what it was
> *really* all about you can go to the website of Brian
> Harvey, a logo guru:
>
> http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/ [berkeley.edu]
>
> On this website you can download a nice series of textbooks
> about Logo and also download the Berkeley Logo
> implementation of the language. I was surprised to find
> that Logo is a functional programming language. I am also
> studying Lisp, Scheme, Haskell, and Erlang and find the
> whole concept of functional programming to be very
> interesting. It is getting hot again and will become a
> critical part of programming if we are to take advantage of
> multi-core cpu's.
>
> I am constantly amazed by just how vast this industry
> really is. I wish it hadn't taken me so long to realize
> this and I am saddened that so many people coming out of
> school these days have no clue that there is anything other
> than Java and Dot Not out there.



Daniel

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