TAKE 2: code refactored for beginners, with extensive comments and docstrings #5
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also added comments to help orient new users
shapes: box, x, diamond, george segment-lists allow compound shapes to be drawn using concat; see diamond-x fcns: flip-horiz, flip-vert; rotate, rotate180, rotate270; below
Abstracted split-up, split-right into higher-level split function.
Source code refactored, with comments and docstrings added, to make it easy for beginners to get up to speed quickly. Does not implement image-painter. To give yourself a chance to complete the exercise as ‘thattommyhall’ intended, delete the bodies of the following functions: add-vec sub-vec scale-vec flip-horiz rotate below path right-split (uncomment by removing “#_”) up-split (uncomment by removing “#_”) split Just evaluate this file to see the “goal” function, square-limit, draw itself. This version uses the “higher-level” versions of right-split and up-split. If you decide to write the code for up-split and derive the higher-level function ‘split’, you will need to comment out or remove the versions of right-split and up-split that follow split in the source code and un-comment the versions that precede split in the source code. Enjoy, and please give me feedback if you find my version helpful!
This reverts commit f8dc53523901f84b162294b3ba8f2bd7a6a3ac6f. Conflicts: src/escher/core.clj
This reverts commit f8dc53523901f84b162294b3ba8f2bd7a6a3ac6f. Conflicts: src/escher/core.clj
This file is functionally equivalent to the version in the SICPDistilled/master repository. The following has been done to make the file more useful to Clojure programmers who are starting from scratch: * reordered code to group related code together * added useful info in comments * added docstrings to major functions * added formatting to increase readability
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see below On Mar 25, 2015, at 7:18 AM, thattommyhall [email protected] wrote:
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Now I've cut out everything that you didn't have in your version of escher.clj. I also added support for clj-tuple. Feel free to use as much/as little as you wish.
Cheers,
Gregg