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Olan Language Rerences
You tell Olan how you are flying. Olan makes the drawing itself!
You say: 2,24m48 and Olan draw:
To tell Olan how it is flawn, you need to communicate with Olan using the Olan language.
Olan uses base figures (see a complete list). we use "{fig}" to indicate a base figure below.
Olan uses rolling elements (see a complete list). we use "{roll}" to indicate figure below.
The full language specification is:
"{comment}" {zoom}% {below}^ {forward}> +|- {roll1} {fig} ( {roll3} ) {roll2} +|-
| comment | User comment to be displayed before the figure. use quotes to enter a comment e.g. "break" |
| zoom | a value to indicate an increase or decrease in drawing size, e.g. "5%" is a 50% increase |
| below | specifiy a number of steps to draw this figure below the previous one, e.g. "5^" |
| forward | specifiy a number of steps to draw this figure following the previous one, e.g. "3>" |
| +|- | a minus indicate an inverted entry/exit line. a plus or multiple minuses extend entry/exit line |
| roll1 | roll element on the first line of the figure |
| roll2 | roll element on the last line of the figure |
| roll3 | roll element on the center line of the figure. entered in parentheses |
The default is no comment, zero zoom, zero below, one step forward.
As a complex example try to enter 0 "test" 5%6^7>22pn(44)1-
This will display first a line (0) then a comment "test" and a 50% big N figure, drawn
6 steps below and 7 steps forward of the line, with a "2 of 1/2" roll going up, a "4 of 1/4"
roll going diagonal, and a full roll going up again, with a negative exit
The software, language and this web site was designed and written by Michael Golan. The software is freely available for no charge.
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