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############################################################################
#
# File: subdemo.icn
#
# Subject: Program to show the turtle graphics subset
#
# Author: Gregg M. Townsend
#
# Date: May 31, 1994
#
############################################################################
#
# This file is in the public domain.
#
############################################################################
#
# subdemo displays various random designs in a window using the
# turtle graphics subset library procedures. Click in the window,
# or enter a character on the keyboard, to start a new design.
#
# The following keyboard characters have meaning:
#
# w or W: random walk
# b or B: fractal bush (looks like "desert broom")
# s or S: spiral design
# p or P: polygon design
# t or T: rectangular tiling
# r or R: radial tiling
#
# \n, \r, \t, or SP: choose design randomly
# q or Q: exit program
#
# 0: pause drawing
# 1, ... 9: set speed of drawing (9 is fastest)
#
############################################################################
#
# Requires: Version 9 graphics
#
############################################################################
#
# Links: options, optwindw, subturtl, random, graphics
#
############################################################################
link options
link optwindw
link subturtl
link random
link graphics
global msec # delay between drawing actions
global event # interrupting event, if any
procedure main(args)
local opts, dlist, p, e
opts := options(args, winoptions())
/opts["W"] := /opts["H"] := 500
&window := optwindow(opts)
randomize()
dlist := [walk, bush, poly, spiral, tile, radial]
msec := 0
event := "\r"
repeat {
e := \event | Event()
event := &null
case e of {
QuitEvents(): break
"\n" | "\r" | "\t" | " ": run(?dlist)
&lrelease | &mrelease | &rrelease: run(?dlist)
"b" | "B": run(bush)
"w" | "W": run(walk)
"s" | "S": run(spiral)
"p" | "P": run(poly)
"t" | "T": run(tile)
"r" | "R": run(radial)
"0"|"1"|"2"|"3"|"4"|"5"|"6"|"7"|"8"|"9": setdelay(e)
}
}
end
# run(p) -- execute procedure p after resetting screen environment
procedure run(p)
TReset()
return p()
end
# continue() -- delay and check for interrupts
#
# Every demo should call this periodically and should exit if it fails.
# The global "event" is set to the interrupting event and can be checked
# to exit from recursive calls.
procedure continue()
local evlist
event := &null
delay(msec)
if *Pending() = 0 then
return
event := Event()
if setdelay(event) then {
event := &null
return
}
else
fail
end
# setdelay(e) -- handle delay-setting event, or fail
procedure setdelay(e)
while e === "0" do # 0 is pause -- wait until anything else input
e := Event()
if type(e) == "string" & *e = 1 & (e ? any(&digits)) then {
if e === "9" then
msec := 0
else
msec := ishift(1, 12 - e)
return
}
else
fail
end
#################### drawing routines ####################
procedure walk() # random walk
local stepsize, maxturn, bias
maxturn := 30
bias := 1
while continue() do
every 1 to 10 do {
TDraw(1)
TRight(?maxturn - maxturn/2.0 + bias)
}
end
procedure bush(n, len) # fractal bush
local maxturn
if /n then {
TSkip(-150)
n := 4 + ?4
len := 400 / n
}
maxturn := 60
TSave()
TRight(?maxturn - maxturn / 2.0)
TDraw(?len)
if n > 0 & /event then {
continue()
every 1 to ?4 do
bush(n - 1, len)
}
TRestore()
end
procedure poly() # regular nonconvex polygon
local angle, side, x0, y0
angle := 60 + ?119
side := 200 - 100 * cos(dtor(angle))
x0 := WAttrib("width") / 2 - side / 2
y0 := WAttrib("height") / 2 - side / 3
TGoto(x0, y0)
TLeft(THeading()) # set heading to zero (East)
while continue() do {
TDraw(side)
TRight(angle)
if abs(TX() - x0) + abs(TY() - y0) < 1 then break
}
end
procedure spiral() # polygon spiral
local angle, side, incr
angle := 30 + ?149
incr := sqrt(4 * ?0) + 0.3
side := 0
while side < 1000 & continue() do {
TDraw(side +:= incr)
TRight(angle)
}
end
procedure tile()
local i, j, n, x0, y0, x, y, dx, dy, f, m
n := 5
x0 := WAttrib("width") / 2
y0 := WAttrib("height") / 2
dx := x0 / n
dy := y0 / n
f := mkfig(?10)
x := dx / 2
m := dx + dy
every i := 1 to n do {
y := dy / 2
every j := 1 to n do {
THeading(45)
TGoto(x0 + x, y0 + y); every 1 to 4 do { putfig(f, m); TRight(90) }
TGoto(x0 + x, y0 - y); every 1 to 4 do { putfig(f, m); TRight(90) }
TGoto(x0 - x, y0 + y); every 1 to 4 do { putfig(f, m); TRight(90) }
TGoto(x0 - x, y0 - y); every 1 to 4 do { putfig(f, m); TRight(90) }
y +:= dy
if not continue() then
return
}
x +:= dx
}
end
procedure radial()
local f, i, j, nrings, rwidth, fwd, circ, nfig, da
f := mkfig(?8)
nrings := 5
rwidth := WAttrib("width") / (2 * nrings)
every i := 1 to nrings do {
circ := &pi * 2 * i * rwidth
nfig := integer(circ / 50)
nfig := nfig / 2 + ?nfig
da := 360.0 / nfig
every j := 0 to nfig-1 do {
TGoto(WAttrib("width") / 2, WAttrib("height") / 2)
TRight(-THeading() + 90 - j * da)
TSkip(rwidth * (i - 0.9))
putfig(f, rwidth)
if not continue() then
return
}
}
end
procedure mkfig(nseg)
local f
f := []
every 1 to nseg do {
put(f, ?0 / nseg) # draw
put(f, -90 + 180 * ?0) # turn
}
return f
end
procedure putfig(f, m)
local i
TSave()
every i := 1 to *f by 2 do {
TDraw(m * f[i])
TRight(f[i+1])
}
TRestore()
end
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