For example, the ten GROBs, I understand, are lost on switchoff.
so does the syntax allow something like
PROGRAM BYE
FOR i:=0 TO 9
SAVE(GRi to Savedi)
Or do i need to reference each variable:
For i:=0 to 9
If i==1 Save(Gri to saved1, saved(1) eor whatever)
Similarly for lists
Of course, one can reference a single list element, but that can only be something simple such as an integer, rather than a list, string or grob
O
I know (i think) some BASICs will treat GR+I or gr+str(i) like another variable.
which is a lot easier than manually creating 25-30 grob variables, should you want
to animate 1s-worth of video.
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so does the syntax allow something like
PROGRAM BYE
FOR i:=0 TO 9
SAVE(GRi to Savedi)
Or do i need to reference each variable:
For i:=0 to 9
If i==1 Save(Gri to saved1, saved(1) eor whatever)
Similarly for lists
Of course, one can reference a single list element, but that can only be something simple such as an integer, rather than a list, string or grob
O
I know (i think) some BASICs will treat GR+I or gr+str(i) like another variable.
which is a lot easier than manually creating 25-30 grob variables, should you want
to animate 1s-worth of video.
to◄►