39000 Turing Colors With Draw Procedure

[copthesaint]

I had redone my color program so I would get more colors. Before I didn't get as manyshades as wanted but I changed my program, Added My Draw_Shape Command, and Made this a better program.

Extra Commands:
"Random_Color"
"Picture_Merge"
"No_Fill"
"No_Outline"
"No_Picture"
Shape Commands:
"Star"
"Box"
"Triangle"
"MapleLeaf"
"Oval"-Centered bettween the 2 points
Picture Field:
To use give the file name, folder it is in,(If it's not in a folder and by the file don't specify location) and yea the same as Pic.FileNew
This is a good file too use for any of you're programs.

[Insectoid]

I don't think 'random_color' is necessary, it will rarely be used and it's quite easy to make your own.

[copthesaint]

Wow you are rude. Just because you know how to make a random int DOESN'T MEAN everyone else does. I had lots of people last semester who didn't know what Rand.Int was at the end of the semester. Besides witch I don't need you commenting on my topic about what I Can't do.
This is something you do for all my post and it's annoying. I will spend my time the way I feel like it okay?
Don't wanna sound harsh BUT UR ANNOYING ME. I'm not putting down your Karma BUT PLEASE JUST STOP POSTING ON MY TOPICS!

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Insectoid...

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What good is volume control without sound? You should implement a sound file,
because right now, this does nothing. Oh, and next time, don't bold, use syntax tags.

Turing Helper:
Insectoid...

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You should look into procedures, save yourself a LOT of coding. My teacher has a policy,
'if it's bigger than 1 screen, break it into procedures.'. So if your code visible takes
up more room than 1 screen, top to bottom, break it into procedures.
They really are quite easy, and you will start using them even when they are not necessary.

Insectoid...

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if this took 2.5 hours, then I expect more.

The menu typically is the last procedure you write, as it calls other procedures. You can indeed go from one procedure to another.

Gitoxa...

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insectoid @ Mon Nov 17, 2008 7:54 pm wrote:
You should look into procedures, save yourself a LOT of coding. My teacher has a policy, 'if it's bigger than 1 screen, break it into procedures.'. So if your code visible takes up more room than 1 screen, top to bottom, break it into procedures.

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That's a pretty bad policy, if I do say so myself. For one, breaking things into procedures the way you explained doesn't save you any typing whatsoever. Unless of course you're counting negative. Yea that's right, there's more typing.
And please lay off copthesaint, i've seen a few of his posts now where all you've done is harass him.

These Are The two That Annoy me most.

[Insectoid]

Er...sorry?

I must assure you, each one of those examples is me giving critical advice, with no intent to hurt you. Except maybe the first one. That was mean, in hindsight.

The procedures thing, that is FAR from trying to hurt at all. I can see that it may be taken the wrong way, but that was constrictive criticism at it's best, recommending you in a direction you must go eventually if you wish to succeed in the field. My intent there was purely to help. Sure, my teacher's policy may be odd, but the point was, learn procedures and functions.

What you have done here is point out the worst things you believe I have done for all the world to see. This is hurtful, and it would be better had you PM'd me. I never once meant to hurt you in any way, yet you have deliberately tried to damage my feelings. I shall end my rant now, as I do not wish to be 'warned' for flaming. If you wish to continue this discussion, PM me.

On a lighter note, I can see that you've put a lot of work into this. You found a problem, and fixed it, trying your best to make it fit in with the original language. The most I have been able to do is 1000 colors, without any extra drawing procedures. By all means, if you want useless additions like 'random_color', go ahead. If someone in your class can't figure out what Rand.Int does, then they can ask. It's not hard to ask even an incompetent teacher for one command.