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- Mike,
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- > Okay my brain is starting to bleed because I can't make up my
- > mind on a consistent interface for MARP so I thought I would ask what
- > you blokes thought would be best....
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- >
- > 1. Do you like how with Amos you have to 'Set' which object
- > you want the operations to be applied to ?
- >
- > Example:
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- > Screen 1 : Circle 10,10,10 : Screen 0
- >
- > 2. Or would rather wnat to specify the object along with the
- > operation ?
- >
- > Example:
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- > Circle 1,10,10,10
- >
- > I realise that their are advantages and disadvantages to both and
- > this is what is causing my brain problems!
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- If you want to draw 100 random circles using the AMOS methodlogy,
- the screen 1 command is only executed once.
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- screen 1
- for i= 1 to 100
- circle rnd(319),rnd(199),rnd(15)
- next i
- screen 0
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- The other way is too inflexible and can lead to inefficient behaviour,
- and probably will interfere with other programming techniques.
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- F. Lionet is no dummy.
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- clayton
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