Ok i used your two Code Examples above. When i typed in "good" during the program the Program exited but the Program Window was still open. Is there anyway that I can put a Exit command that will exit the Window as well?
Thanks
Computer Science Canada A series of Questions about Turing |
| Author: | Killa Hilla [ Sun Mar 02, 2003 4:13 am ] |
| Post subject: | A series of Questions about Turing |
Ok, I am a beginner at Turing (obvious). Ok I was wondering first if Turing can actually make 3-d Objects. Secondly for If statements... How would I exit the program If the certain Word was typed. For example..So if the certain word like "Good " was entered then the Program would automatically exit. var answer : string put " How are you doing today? " if answer = " Good" then (this is were i want the exit code entered) else put " ok" end if Last of all if I was to put a Picture of a guy on the screen how would i make him move with the "Left,Right,Up,Down" arrows? Thank You If you know anything of how to do this please Post here. |
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| Author: | Dan [ Sun Mar 02, 2003 4:35 am ] | ||||
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1st turing has no real 3d sport but a few poleop are treying to make it have it. 2nd the comand exit will exit out of a loop and the comand return shode stop the progame. but the uses of return dose not demistrate good progmaing ushely so if is for school i whode find a difren way. also the comand exit when wroks like an if and whode exit when the condition is met. Ex 1.
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3rd. as for the image's and moving them look in the tutoral section for some good tips. i whode sugest thess tutrales: How to use images in Turing Character control on screen Smooth Animation / Moving Background[/url] |
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| Author: | Killa Hilla [ Sun Mar 02, 2003 4:55 am ] |
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Ok i used your two Code Examples above. When i typed in "good" during the program the Program exited but the Program Window was still open. Is there anyway that I can put a Exit command that will exit the Window as well? Thanks |
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| Author: | Tubs [ Sun Mar 02, 2003 7:28 am ] |
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im pretty sure if you use the 'quit' command it exits the window so just replace exit with quit |
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| Author: | Tony [ Sun Mar 02, 2003 11:08 pm ] |
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exit will get you out of the loop quit will terminate the program. idealy you would use exit to get out of the loop, then add quit outside the loop, possibly with a getch() command so that program terminates on a keystroke. This way you can output a message saing program ended or something. |
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