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[Gadd]

hey guys :3 Hoping you could help me with a problem I'm having here. Basically I have a game and you need to find guess the x and y values.. so far I am making a nice grid for the user and I have the x numbers being 1 to 10 and the y values being 1 to 10 just the y values aren't aligned the way I want them to be ( left to right ) heres my code and it's commented I was wondering if you could help

Turing:

setscreen ("screen:45;55")%Set screen on inches. procedure Left_to_Right     %These are all the lines going left to the right     Draw.Line (350, 700, 50, 700, black)%This is the line farthest to the left     Draw.Line (350, 670, 50, 670, black)     Draw.Line (350, 640, 50, 640, black)     Draw.Line (350, 610, 50, 610, black)     Draw.Line (350, 580, 50, 580, black)     Draw.Line (350, 550, 50, 550, black)     Draw.Line (350, 520, 50, 520, black)     Draw.Line (350, 490, 50, 490, black)     Draw.Line (350, 460, 50, 460, black)     Draw.Line (350, 430, 50, 430, black)     Draw.Line (350, 400, 50, 400, black)%This is the line farthest to the right end Left_to_Right procedure Up_to_Down     %these are all the lines going from up to down     Draw.Line (50, 700, 50, 400, black)%This is the line farthest left     Draw.Line (80, 700, 80, 400, black)     Draw.Line (110, 700, 110, 400, black)     Draw.Line (140, 700, 140, 400, black)     Draw.Line (170, 700, 170, 400, black)     Draw.Line (200, 700, 200, 400, black)     Draw.Line (230, 700, 230, 400, black)     Draw.Line (260, 700, 260, 400, black)     Draw.Line (290, 700, 290, 400, black)     Draw.Line (320, 700, 320, 400, black)     Draw.Line (350, 700, 350, 400, black)%This is the line farthest to the right end Up_to_Down procedure MAIN   %Here is the 1 .. 10 for the y coord of the grid   for decreasing y: 10 .. 1     put ""     put "":3, y   end for   %This is the for I'm hoping to make go left to right under the grid!! :3   for x: 1 .. 10     put ""     put "":5, x %I wanna get this in a straight line some how.   end for end MAIN MAIN%These are the procedures Left_to_Right Up_to_Down

I wanna make it look :


10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 <-- this is what I cannot figure out how to do without doing:

put "":value, "1":values. "2" ... and so on @_@

THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!

[Dreadnought]

To have the following output continue where the last one ended, you use '..' (two periods)

Ex:

Turing:

% A simple multiplication grid for i:1..10   for j:1..10     put i*j:4..   end for   put "" end for

[Gadd]

I don't really understand what's going on in that, But you gave me a good idea about putting both for loops together like that, once I figure out how, I will play around thanks

[Raknarg]

You dont understand cause you havent looked at it closely enough, Im sure you can figure it out.

[Dreadnought]

If you want a better idea of what's going on, you can try adding a delay (maybe like 100 ms) after the 'put i*j:4..' statement.

If the nested for loop is complicating things for you, you can remove the outer loop and just give 'i' a value.

Hope this helps.

[Zren]

Documentation: put

Quote:

put [ : fileNumber , ] putItem { , putItem } [ .. ]

The put statement outputs each of the putItems. Usually, a new line is started in the output after the final putItem. If the optional dot-dot (..) is present, though, subsequent output will be continued on the current output line. With character graphics, the omission of dot-dot causes the remainder of the output line to be cleared to blanks.