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- Wally - shade demonstration program
-
- Wally is a front end for a simple Go program written in c by Bill Newman.
-
- See the file "!Wally.wallyrm" for conditions of use of the original wally
- program, and "!Wally.readme" for details of later additions.
-
- The filer needs to have seen the !Tcl directory before it will run
- It needs RISCOS 3.1 or greater.
-
- The iconbar setup option choses a board size, and whether to give the computer
- a handicap. Click on the icon to get a board.
-
- You play white. Make a move by clicking on the board. Pass or resign from the
- board menu. If you close the board window it shuts down the game ready to start
- another one. If you shut the comments window you can open it from the board
- menu.
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- The program gives a example of how to use a taskwindow in shade.
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- The last command of procedure "play" starts wally in a taskwindow.
-
- The output of the taskwindow is sent to procedure "out". This assembles the
- output into lines to pass on to procedure "use". This takes the output lines
- that give an ASCII representation of the board and update the display.
-
- Procedure "clickproc" translates the coordinates into a suitable form and pass
- them to wally.
-
- The procedure "change" draws the pieces, and demonstrates how to draw a good
- approximation to a circle using four Bezier curves.
-