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# simple example to show putting multiple
# turtles in a list and then applying the
# same function to each one, in this case
# "racing" them down the screen
from wrappers import Turtle
def draw(canvas):
t = Turtle(canvas)
t.cls()
#print "On your mark, get set,",
# don't make this larger than 255
# since we're using a different shade of red for each turtle
# and there are only 256 shades :)
maxTurtles = 200
tList = []
for i in range(maxTurtles):
t = Turtle(canvas)
t.moveTo((i + 1) * 3, 10)
t.rt(90)
t.color(i + (255 - maxTurtles), 0 , 0) # r, g, b color
tList.append(t)
autoRefreshTemp = tList[0].canvas.autoRefresh
tList[0].canvas.autoRefresh = False
#print "go!"
for i in range(50):
for t in tList:
t.fd(10)
tList[0].canvas.refresh()
tList[0].canvas.autoRefresh = autoRefreshTemp
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