On 25/09/15 08:03, Hilaire wrote:
You refer to something else but scripting.
Ideas are cheap, implementations are expensive, so if there are no more
coder behind Dr. Geo but me, cheap ideas will not get there quickly. So
in between I will stick to the hacking open mustang model (i.e. Dr. Geo
Smalltalk sketch and Dr. Geo scripting)
Hilaire
Well, In fact I refer to something related with scripting and is the
possibility to add scripting behavior to a particular object which was
previously drawn in the canvas (similar to what Etoys, Scratch or
Geogebra do). I share your commitment to the open mustang model, but my
students don't. So they look for features like sriptable objects which
were drawn on canvas first. Is a feature that could be useful on
spreading the adoption of Dr Geo, so more people can enjoy the open
mustang. I also share that that ideas are cheap and implementation is
difficult and I know that this is a small community with solo projects
(like mine) which has very powerful implementations like Dr. Geo. I hope
to make a constructive comment on possible features, not any pressure or
nonconstructive critique on Dr Geo development.
Cheers and thanks for the last video.
Offray
Le 25/09/2015 14:21, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas a écrit :
Thanks Hilare,
My students have choosen Geogebra for their work. Mainly because of
the many videos and the ability to mix scripting with graphical
interface like shown in [1] and the use of spread sheet view in the
interface [2], which is closer to what they want to do with their
students.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwtv2aZwf4s
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtYdHTNwjmU
May be these videos and interface could help in cross-pollination of
ideas for Dr Geo.
Cheers,
Offray
On 25/09/15 05:08, Hilaire wrote:
Le 24/09/2015 16:13, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas a écrit :
We would like to combine both in some sense (thats kind of what
geogebra does). For example we would like start by drawing points like
the ones in [1] in a canvas, and then program a script which binds two
points making them to share its x coordinate and update the canvas
where they were drawn when I move a ruler. Is this possible?
Yes, in that case you use Dr. Geo script.
But again, Dr. Geo Smalltalk sketch fit better your situation, as you
described it. If you have 100 samples, you will have to use 100 times
the same script in a the mouse environment, tedious.
Hilaire
