Updated: Skip 1.6 New additions: variables, reporters, booleans lines dots new color handling 20 line memory Variables and reporters: to make a variable, use this command and it's inputs: new var (variable name) to set a variable, use this: set var (variable name) (value) to change a variable's value, use this: change var (variable name) (amount to change by) to use a variable in a command, instead of using the normal inputs, use: v (variable name) to use a Reporter in a command, instead of using the normal input, type the reporter that you want. (right now it's just mouseX and mouseY New shapes: dots: point (color) (size) (x position) (y position) lines: line: (color) (size) (1st x position) (1st y position) (2nd x position) (2nd y position) New color handling: insted of the limited color palette of the old version of Skip, this new version allows more colors by using numbers instead of color names. Ifs: to use an if statement, use the command 'if' with the inputs, 1. the condition you want to test, 2. the script. After the end of the script in the if, put the 'endif' command. Memory: Skip 1.6 has the new feature of being able to save values in its memory. It only has 20 storage spaces in its memory, so use it well. To store something in the memory, use the command 'add to memory' with the inputs, 1. what you want to store (works with variables), 2. the item of the memory that you want to store it in (1 to 20). To use stored values, use the reporter: m (the space in the memory) Skip 2.0 will be released in a few weeks. It is currently a contest between all of the Skip/DevOS developers to see who can make the best one. DevOS 2.0 beta (DevOS 1.5) will be out later today (8/9/10), and will be your first glipse into the future of DevOS. Sample program: first, type 'delete all' to start a new code. Then do this: new var name input to var What's your name? v name color fill 100 text v name 0 0 wait 2 end type 'run' to run this.
