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VERSION 209 [Fri Dec 17 10:19:52 EST 2004]
* fixed small bugs in image.ss and world.ss concerning colors and the
location of pinholes
* The interface of the draw teachpack (package) for ProfessorJ has
changed. A World now supports draw and erase methods. The onTick and
onKeyEvent methods call erase on the current world, create the next
world, and then call draw on the new world.
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VERSION 208p1
* fixed a bug in image.ss; find-image now returns the result
relative to the pinhole. Misc image.ss docs improvements.
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VERSION 208 [Fri Jul 30 10:07:21 EDT 2004]
* image.ss introduces images as algebraic values. Students can create basic
images such as rectangles, circles, and they can compose them via an
overlay function. There are also primitives for finding one picture in
another one and so on. Testing with drawing is now feasible.
* world.ss enriches image.ss with animation functions. Like draw.ss, it
comes with big-bang, on-key-event, on-tick, end-of-time for creating a
world, starting a clock, reacting to clock ticks and keystrokes, and
ending time. It also comes with a mechanism for display movies. It does
*not* yet provide primitives for dealing with mouse clicks.
The performance problems from the TS! workshops have been eliminated.
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VERSION 207 [Fri May 14 12:52:43 EDT 2004]
* draw.ss now comes with functional callbacks for maintaining a visual
world: big-bang, on-key-event, on-tick, end-of-time
* draw also comes now as a ProfessorJ implementation in the htdch
collects directory. This is an experimental teachpack. Docs are available
via doc.txt. Experiences with students may change this teachpack
significantly.
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VERSION 203 [Thu Dec 5 09:10:40 EST 2002]
* added get-key-event to draw.ss
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VERSION 201 [Wed Jul 24 22:44:19 EDT 2002]
* added servlet.ss and servlet2.ss
* all exported functions are primitive operators or higher order primitives
this improves error reporting behavior in the Beginner languages (before
higher-order functions are introduced)
* removed:
pingp-play.ss
pingp.ss
protect-play.ss
rectangle.ss
these teachpacks aren't mentioned in htdp, and aren't used for any
of the additional exercises
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VERSION 200alpha1 [Wed Nov 21 13:07:43 EST 2001]
* Robby converted to modules
* Fixed bug in convert.ss
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VERSION 103 []
* modified draw.ss interface so that colors are symbols
use 'red instead of RED
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VERSION 102 [Thu Jun 22 18:22:48 CDT 2000]
* Added "convert.ss" to teachpacks/htdp
* Fixed error messages for some arity tests
* Fixed documentation
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VERSION 101 [Tue Oct 26 22:28:38 CDT 1999]
* TERMINOLOGY: We decided to eliminate the terminology "teaching
library", because it is easily confused with a plain library. As of
release 101, we refer to one of these objects as a
teachpack
* USAGE: Inside of DrScheme, the menu choice called "Language|Set
library to..." is now called "Language|Set teachpack to...".
* LOCATION of Files: The distributed teachpacks are found at
$PLTHOME/teachpack/
PLTHOME is the location of the PLT software
The htdp subdirectory contains those files that matter to students who
use HtDP.
* CHANGES in individual teachpacks: The most important and most visible
change in the teachpack support concerns
hangman.ss
It now provides two GUI interfaces: (1) hangman for three-letter words
and (2) hangman-list for words of arbitrary length. See the teachpack
documentation for details.
The teachpack
master.ss
now exports the procedure _master_, which is exactly like the procedure
_repl_ in the old master-lib.ss library.
The corresponding exercises in HtDP have been rewritten and are posted
on the HtDP Web site.
* REMINDER: The *purpose* of teachpacks is to supplement student programs
with code that is beyond the teaching languages (Beginner, Intermediate,
Advanced). For example, to enable students to play hangman, we supply a
teachpack that
- implements the random choosing of a word
- maintains the state variable of how many guesses have gone wrong
- manages the GUI.
All these tasks are beyond students in the third week and/or impose
nothing memorization of currently useless knowledge on students.
A teachpack is a signed unit that imports the interface:
plt:userspace^
The exported names are added to the read-eval-print loop at the end of
an EXECUTE step.
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Version 100
The plt:userspace^ signature does not contain the
graphics library. In order to use the graphics library in your
teachpacks, use a compound unit and link in graphics directly. For example:
(require-library "graphics.ss" "graphics")
(define-signature my-teachpack^ (four))
(define my-teachpack
(unit/sig my-teachpack^
(import plt:userspace^
graphics^)
'...
(define four 4)))
(compound-unit/sig
(import [P : plt:userspace^])
(link [G : graphics^ ((require-library "graphicr.ss" "graphics")
(P : mzlib:file^)
(P : mred^))]
[TP : my-teachpack^ (my-teachpack P G)])
(export (open TP)))
The graphics^ signature contains all of the primitives in the
graphic.ss library. Search for "graphics" in Help Desk for more
information on those primitives.
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