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Window and View
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07-14-2025, 11:25 AM
Just a question on the proper use of these two commands. In the old days I thought these two went together and a lot of my old programs (from which I steal past routines) are written using the two of them, from the wiki it appears these two have morphed into View Screen and Window Screen plus it seems they are stand alone. I couldn't find any info on these in the New Words of the Day so I'm curious if they still go together or are stand alone?
07-14-2025, 12:18 PM
To me they don't go together.
Wimdow is for setting up a graphics screen with custom coordinate system for graphics commands. View, I've never used but I assume a private section on screen for input output without wecking the rest of the screen.
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