[starlogo-users] Re: Output window

[Buck, Peter M]

I believe you could use sentence() to put the two operands together. 

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> Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:21:49 -0800 (PST)
> From: Kent Paul Dolan <xanthian at well.com>
> Subject: Re: [starlogo-users] Output window
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> I'm not where I can test this, so sorry if it is bad advice, but...
> 
> 1) Most starlogo verbs take a fixed number of arguments if 
> undecorated by helper punctuation, which makes sense since 
> starlogo doesn't have command separators. Still, some 
> starlogo verbs _will_ take variable numbers of inputs if you 
> let them know where the list of arguments ends, by wrapping 
> verb + set of verb's intended variables in delimiting 
> parentheses. See if:
> 
>   ( type "strength: " strength )
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> does what you want.
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> 2) Your (commented out) "report" is in the "to go"
> procedure, which is indeed executed once per turtle per time 
> step. You almost certainly don't want that except when 
> debugging. Any reporting should probably be done from the 
> observer scripts rather than from the turtle scripts, since 
> the single observer gets triggered just once per time step. 
> Past that small insight, I can't help.
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> xanthian.
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