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| Previous Messages | Posted By
anonymous on 2002-05-10
| Re: I shouldn't have been so short yesterday
Thanks James. Unfortunately, I'm going to be typing it into a real machine. If someone could e-mail me the code I'd be very grateful (just for the pretty patterns, don't waste time typing any others). My e-mail address is pete.hodson@mail.com
Thanks a lot.
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Posted By
JamesC on 2002-05-10
| I shouldn't have been so short yesterday
Whomever needs the programs from the owner's manual, please leave an email address so one of us can send them to you. We need to know if you are going to type them in to a real machine, or use an emulator. (If using an emulator we can use a virtual disk, as opposed to typing them out into an email and you retyping them.)
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Posted By
Csabo on 2002-05-09
| Some graphics
I don't have the book, but I remember those graphics. I got inspired by your question, and went back to Basic for a while... Stuff like this, right?
10 GRAPHIC 1,1 11 FOR I = 0 TO 100 STEP 5 12 COLOR 1, 3, 4 13 CIRCLE 1, 160, 100, 90, 90, , , I, 90 14 K = 160 - I * 1.6 15 COLOR 1, 2, 0 16 DRAW 1, K, 0 TO 0, I 17 DRAW 1, 319 - K, 0 TO 319, I 18 DRAW 1, 319 - K, 199 TO 319, 199 - I 19 DRAW 1, K, 199 TO 0, 199 - I 20 NEXT I 21 GETKEY A$ : GRAPHIC 0
Oh so pretty... Oh the memories
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Posted By
JamesC on 2002-05-09
| Yeah
Of course. They're in the back of my book.
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Posted By
anonymous on 2002-05-09
| Sample program from Plus/4 manual
Hi,
In the back of the Plus/4 manual were some sample BASIC programs, one of which drew pretty patterns on the screen. Does anyone have a copy of the code for this?
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