Re: LOGO-L> Re:fractals

[George Mills <mills@softronix.com>]

I've been thinking of adding a "user" library for this purpose.
The idea of push and pop turtle state has come up before and
it is a very nice concept.

You can do some incredibly cools things with stacks and recursion.

Dale R. Reed wrote:
> 
> George said:
> >I did not put the buried procedures in the library.
> >I just pasted the whole thing into the editor in one shot.
> >
> >If I recall the second one did not include the library
> >procedures. I EDALL'd the first one cleared everything pasted
> >in the colored one. And I noticed the library procedures
> >were not included which was understandable. But since
> >they were hidden they were still defined and it worked fine.
> 
> Instead I EDALL'd the latest colored code then copied and pasted in
> the rp and np from the previous code.
> 
> The reason I did not add the np and rp procedures to my library is I
> have not decided on the best way of adding new procedures, including
> Yehuda's suggested additions, but not having them lost when I download
> the latest version of MSWLogo.  So I generally try to make each
> program non-dependent on non-George Mills supplied library procedures.
> Dale
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