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New command will be added:
SET EDITOR FONT SIZE n
sets size of editor font to value [n].
SET EDITOR FONT SIZE n
sets size of editor font to value [n].
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New command will be added:
SET EDITOR DEFAULT
sets editor font settings to default.
SET EDITOR DEFAULT
sets editor font settings to default.
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New commands will be added:
SET EDITOR BACK COLOR r,g,b
sets editor background color to value with red [r], green [g] and blue components. Valid values are from 0 to 1.
SET EDITOR FONT COLOR r,g,b
sets editor font color to value with red [r], green [g] and blue components. Valid values are from 0 to 1.
SET EDITOR BACK COLOR r,g,b
sets editor background color to value with red [r], green [g] and blue components. Valid values are from 0 to 1.
SET EDITOR FONT COLOR r,g,b
sets editor font color to value with red [r], green [g] and blue components. Valid values are from 0 to 1.
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New command will be added:
SET EDITOR FONT NAME n$
sets name of editor font to [n$]. List of fonts you can get by command LIST FONTS.
Command LIST FONTS will return alphabetically sorted list of fonts.
SET EDITOR FONT NAME n$
sets name of editor font to [n$]. List of fonts you can get by command LIST FONTS.
Command LIST FONTS will return alphabetically sorted list of fonts.
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So, using editor settings commands like this:
one can customize editor appearance, for example:
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set editor font color 0,.6,.2
set editor back color 0,0,0
set editor font name "Courier"
set editor font size 18
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Icons will be redesigned to be more standard-looking.
Text search in code editor will be implemented.
Text search in code editor will be implemented.
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DEBUG ON/OFF command will become obsolete because new "pause" button will be implemented.
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All example programs will be put inside folder "Examples".
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Unique feature of tinting of selected lines of code in code editor will be implemented:
You can set tinted background in code editor for any lines of your code. To do this you need to set special color marks in the beginning of code line. Color marks are: 'r', 'g', 'b', 'c', 'm', 'y' for red, green, blue, cyan, magenta and yellow tint colors respectively. If you need to stop coloring at some line, use '' (two ' characters) color mark. Example of tinted code:
Tinting is applied to background of any color. Note: tinting is available for iOS 6.0 and higher.
You can set tinted background in code editor for any lines of your code. To do this you need to set special color marks in the beginning of code line. Color marks are: 'r', 'g', 'b', 'c', 'm', 'y' for red, green, blue, cyan, magenta and yellow tint colors respectively. If you need to stop coloring at some line, use '' (two ' characters) color mark. Example of tinted code:
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'r'
PRINT A 'line with red tint
'g'
PRINT B1 'lines with green tint
PRINT B2
''
PRINT C 'line without tint
'b'
PRINT D 'line with blue tint
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New command will be implemented:
GET DIM n XSIZE x YSIZE y ZSIZE z
gets sizes of "x", "y" and "z" dimensions of array [n] and saves them to numeric variables [x], [y] and [z]. You may specify only those dimensions which you need, for example:
GET DIM n XSIZE x
GET DIM n XSIZE x YSIZE y ZSIZE z
gets sizes of "x", "y" and "z" dimensions of array [n] and saves them to numeric variables [x], [y] and [z]. You may specify only those dimensions which you need, for example:
GET DIM n XSIZE x