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Hello,
Simple. Look at how REMOVE works:
REMOVE "T1
REMOVE "T2
You can replace T1 or T2 by "current turtle". To do that, you use
"who", as in:
REMOVE WHO
Now when you use EVERYONE, as in
EVERYONE [DO_THIS]
you're really saying:
ASK "T1 [DO_THIS]
ASK "T2 [DO_THIS]
ASK "T3 [DO_THIS]
and so on, for all the turtles you have on the page.
Therefore, the correct syntax for what you want to do is:
EVERYONE [REMOVE WHO]
which will do:
ASK "T1 [REMOVE WHO] (or "remove yourself")
ASK "T2...
Careful with clone. I think the same technique will work (EVERYONE
[CLONE WHO]) but depending on the context: I've seen some complex
cases of turtles being cloned while cloning some more and this can
create quite a mess in process management.
AT
Le 07-11-23 à 15:12, askanexpert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
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I am having trouble with the EVERYONE command. I have noticed that
things you can do to specific turtles, especially CLONE and REMOVE
cannot be done to EVERYONE . EVERYONE [REMOVE] does not work. Is
there any way to make the CLONE and REMOVE commands compatible with
EVERYONE?
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