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To use a Calico module, one needs to import it (which brings the module's items into the current namespace, unlike Python which keeps the names in the Myro module namespace). Also, one must provide all of the arguments for each parameter. For example: | To use a Calico module, one needs to import it (which brings the module's items into the current namespace, unlike Python which keeps the names in the Myro module namespace). Also, one must provide all of the arguments for each parameter. For example: | ||
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= Introduction to Boo = | = Introduction to Boo = | ||
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http://jbryankelly.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/thinksciboorev2_hb.pdf | http://jbryankelly.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/thinksciboorev2_hb.pdf | ||
Latest revision as of 10:26, 19 April 2014
Calico (so far) uses a standard, if not older, version of Boo, so any regular Boo program should work without issue.
To use a Calico module, one needs to import it (which brings the module's items into the current namespace, unlike Python which keeps the names in the Myro module namespace). Also, one must provide all of the arguments for each parameter. For example:
boo---> import Myro
boo---> init("COM5", 38400)
Introduction to Boo
For an introduction to Boo, please see:
http://jbryankelly.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/thinksciboorev2_hb.pdf
