Examples of using Kturtle in English and their translations into Danish
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F1 Help kturtle; Handbook.
Help: Open manual for KTurtle.
Here you find information on& kturtle;, like the authors and the license it comes with.
Website: http://edu. kde. org/ kturtle.
Editor: Write your KTurtle commands here.
Starts KTurtle in testing mode(without a GUI), directly runs the specified local file.
Here is a screenshot of& kturtle; in action.
This is used to configure& kturtle;. Here you can change the language of the& logo; commands or set a new initial canvas size.
Wrapping can be turned on and off with the wrapon and wrapoff commands. When& kturtle; starts wrapping is turned on by default.
Kturtle; has some nice features that make starting to program a breeze. See here some of the highlights of& kturtle; feature set.
Year 2003$author"Cies" print$author+"started the KTurtle project in"+$year+"and still enjoys working on it!
Note: When code is executed while in full screen mode everything but the canvas is hidden.This makes it possible to write full screen programs in& kturtle;
Using commands you tell the turtle or& kturtle; to do something. Some commands need input, some give output.
Kturtle; is named after the turtle that plays a central role in the programming environment. The student will usually instruct the turtle, using the& turtlescript; commands, to make a drawing on the canvas.
The file you try to open is not a valid KTurtle script,or is incompatible with this version of KTurtle. Cannot open %1.
After activating this action the mouse arrow will be changed into a question mark arrow.When this arrow is used to click on parts of& kturtle; main window, a description of the particular part pops-up.
Use this to report a problem with& kturtle; to the developers. These reports can be used to make future versions of& kturtle; even better.
Most likely you already know quite a bit about numbers. The way numbers are used in& kturtle; is not much different from spoken language, or math.
In the menubar you find all the actions of& kturtle;. They are in the following groups: File, Edit, Canvas, Run, Tools, Settings, and Help. This section describes them all.
Translating the logohighlightstyle. en_US. xml is a breeze when using Rafael Beccar's script in kdeedu/ kturtle/ data/. Please make sure to read the README file in that directory.
The current version of& kturtle; does not yet support the use of sprites other than the turtle. With future versions you will be able to change the turtle into something of your own design.
First, you need to create a directory to store the translated files.Create a directory called kde-i18n/ code/ data/ kdeedu/ kturtle/ in your KDE SVN directory, where code is your country code the 2- or 4- letter ISO code.
If you have done some programming in& kturtle; you have might noticed that the turtle can be very quick at drawing. This command makes the turtle wait for a given amount of time.
First an example: print"Hello, I'm a string." In this example print is a command where"Hello, I'm a string." is a string.Strings start and end with the"mark, by these marks& kturtle; knows it is a string.
Copy the logokeywords. en_US.xml file from kdeedu/ kturtle/ data/ to the directory you have just created, and rename it to logokeywords. code. xml where code is your country code the 2- or 4- letter ISO code.
This is a feature of& kturtle; that makes coding even easier. With intuitive highlighting the code that you write gets a color that indicates what type of code it is. In the next list you will find the different types of code and the color they get in the editor.
Again this task is simplified a lot by Rafael Beccar's script in kdeedu/ kturtle/ data/. Please make sure to read the README file in that directory, since some work still has to be done after the example logo files are autotranslated.
Copy the Makefile. am file from kdeedu/ kturtle/ data/ into this directory. Open it using your favorite text editor, replace all instances of en_US in the file with your country code(the one used above), and save the file.
Copy the English example files from kdeedu/ kturtle/ data/ to the directory used to store the translated keyword and hilighting files. Translate the filenames of the examples in your directory: this will allow users to easily and quickly understand what the example is about.
Copy the logohighlightstyle. en_US.xml file from kdeedu/ kturtle/ data/ to the directory you created to store the translated keywords file, and rename it to logohighlightstyle. code. xml where code is your country code the 2- or 4- letter ISO code.