Reference for the BALTENSPERGER programming language, an art project of Stefan Baltensperger
| Name | wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() |
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| Examples | Komazahl yPos = 0.0;
Programmteil wo_am_afang_gmacht_wird() bitte
Feischtergroessi(200, 200);
Gschwindigkeit(30);
danke
Programmteil wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() bitte
Hintergrund(204);
yPos = yPos - 1.0;
waen(yPos 0) bitte
yPos = Feischterhoechi;
danke
Linie(0, yPos, Feischterbreiti, yPos);
dankeProgrammteil wo_am_afang_gmacht_wird() bitte Feischtergroessi(200, 200); danke Programmteil wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() bitte danke Programmteil Muus_truckt() bitte Linie(MuusX, 10, MuusX, 90); danke |
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| Description | Called directly after wo_am_afang_gmacht_wird() and continuously executes the lines of code contained inside its block until the program is stopped or kein_Luup() is called. The wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() function is called automatically and should never be called explicitly. It should always be controlled with kein_Luup(), zeichne_neu) and Luup(). After kein_Luup() stops the code in wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() from executing, zeichne_neu) causes the code inside wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() to execute once and Luup() will causes the code inside wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() to execute continuously again. The number of times wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() executes in each second may be controlled with the Pause() and Gschwindigkeit() functions. There can only be one wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() function for each sketch and wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() must exist if you want the code to run continuously or to process events such as Muus_truckt(). Sometimes, you might have an empty call to wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() in your program as shown in the above example. | ||
| Syntax | wo_immerwider_gmacht_wird() bitte statements danke |
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| Usage | Web & Application | ||
| Related | wo_am_afang_gmacht_wird() Luup() kein_Luup() |
