Google Code In 2013/Final Work

2014-01-10T00:48:14Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez:

Google Code In 2013/Final Work

2014-01-10T00:47:12Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez:

Google Code In 2013/Final Work

2014-01-10T00:43:26Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez:

This are the list of all GCI works, included patches and status.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Task
! User
! Destination
! Status
|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4511595245862912 Geomapping design]
| Austin
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4514789627789312 Absolute date/time]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4557842379964416 Brightness mode]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4566870401220608 Stop pulsing icon]
| Stefan Moraru
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4578253138296832 Time filters]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4601998938734592 set mimetypes]
| Christofer Yael Roibal Perez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4609834838130688 New icon for the Journal detail view]
| Kumar Ayush
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4623951456108544 Bug Report documentation]
| Toshita
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4634395877048320 OSK design]
| Jason Yeomans
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4644034857402368 Export outline in Mindmap]
| Starbuck Johnson
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4685249363574784 Transfer all metadata]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4825986851930112 Activity-specific badges in Journal]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4915870853758976 Force close]
| Rafael Cordano
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4939682152448000 Keyboard navigation]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4953842659622912 Browse UI]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4958634769383424 Untriaged]
| Rachel Finger
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4975795176996864 Browse save Turtle Art projects to Journal]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4986239597936640 Sugar Network Videos 6]
| Ameet Rahane
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5001908712374272 How to videos 2]
| Ameet Rahane
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5020620811141120 More formats for Read]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5022626695086080 Python emulator]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5037182205034496 Sugar Network Videos 2]
| Ameet Rahane
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5042143831785472 Paint tools enhancement]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5064735225544704 Web Services Exploration]
| Victoria
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5089958763167744 Mic volume]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5140177399840768 Add better support for sharing in the sugar toolkit]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5164948892155904 fullscreen property]
| Diego-14
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5197345830469632 Add pen to Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5214503755055104 design mic level icons]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5218413450362880 How to comicbooks 6]
| Meluleki
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5246883849043968 Physics trace enhancement]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5267714574647296 How to videos 4]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5290392941494272 Physics cursor]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5295206660308992 Best of web collection]
| JakeRullman
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5316161805746176 Paste text in Paint]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5320207799156736 Stopwatch enhancement]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5323911940014080 Physics Pen enhancements]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5342826036461568 How to videos 1]
| Connor Vickers
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5356020175994880 Automated activity testing]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5371433739878400 GSettings port]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5402267310096384 Additional folders in Journal]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5478820807180288 Journal progress]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5521584722804736 Mazes with holes]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5532576617857024 Reorder playlist in Jukebox]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5549189551357952 Journal design enhancements]
| Meluleki
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5578189170540544 IRC enhancements]
| Meluleki
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5597636782456832 Canvas-only screenshot]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5607386358218752 Arabic numeral support in Calculate]
| kluo
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5624301013172224 Notification enhancement]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5727898845577216 View Source paths]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5769934764244992 Clear all in Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5781363403784192 How to comicbooks 2]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5784107082579968 Learn to read website]
| FaithOh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5787148322078720 add color theme selection to Terminal]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5788813158776832 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 3]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5795159711154176 Physics object attributes]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5800823900602368 How to comicbooks 7]
| Tannous Marc
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5809456919085056 Record UI improvement]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5810679575478272 canvas only screenshot two]
| Christofer Yael Roibal Perez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5812942285045760 Thumbnail view for Journal]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5814499076472832 How to comicbooks 4]
| Tannous Marc
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5819459629481984 bundle_id with space causes most activities to disappear]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5822203442495488 Gamify Sugar Network]
| Palindrome
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5826368352813056 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 5]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5828660254736384 Add favorites name to Home Page management activity]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5854618365984768 How to comicbooks 3]
| Nimesh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5866809764872192 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 4]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5871986811076608 Physics pen color problem]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5875894358900736 robotics examples]
| Rafael Cordano
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5876491694899200 Set home view names]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5880484940742656 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 2]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5883999431950336 How to videos 9 ]
| Nimesh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5884674412904448 unnecessary checkout for getting file size]
| Christofer Yael Roibal Perez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5889616041213952 Journal view redesign]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5892155977498624 show_launcher = no still shows in launcher]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5892701840998400 How to comicbooks 5]
| Sergey Lebedev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5893663511019520 Rope for Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5906153007480832 Cache clearing for Browse]
| Rafael Cordano
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5934383693299712 forced view updates]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6041770760601600 Network forget]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6079742566465536 Filter input to Chart]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6112139504779264 Button design]
| Tannous Marc
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6148526601928704 Touch UI: esc fullscreen]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6187250966593536 Log UI improvements]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6215858670010368 setlocale]
| kluo
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6424438119596032 How to comicbooks 8]
| Nimesh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6427995694694400 Change font in Chart]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6431642121928704 Calculate enhancement]
| AndrewX
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6444557088587776 How to videos 5]
| Sergey Lebedev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6514836712194048 Filter for bundles]
| Ezequiel Pereira Lopez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6582400842727424 Add web blocks to Turtle Art]
| Scimonster
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6618946719449088 Export object positions in Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6658476524699648 Record to external device]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6675089458200576 Read font]
| Bobeica Cosmin
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6704089077383168 Better color-selector design]
| frog@Jonathan
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6709390006550528 Memory leak in Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6723536689299456 Show progress on install]
| Kristian Hansen
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6726032065298432 Activity/Journal views]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6740201162407936 Sugar version]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4511595245862912 Geomapping design]
| Austin
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4514789627789312 Absolute date/time]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4557842379964416 Brightness mode]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4566870401220608 Stop pulsing icon]
| Stefan Moraru
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4578253138296832 Time filters]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4601998938734592 set mimetypes]
| Christofer Yael Roibal Perez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4609834838130688 New icon for the Journal detail view]
| Kumar Ayush
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4623951456108544 Bug Report documentation]
| Toshita
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4634395877048320 OSK design]
| Jason Yeomans
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4644034857402368 Export outline in Mindmap]
| Starbuck Johnson
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4685249363574784 Transfer all metadata]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4825986851930112 Activity-specific badges in Journal]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4915870853758976 Force close]
| Rafael Cordano
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4939682152448000 Keyboard navigation]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4953842659622912 Browse UI]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4958634769383424 Untriaged]
| Rachel Finger
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4975795176996864 Browse save Turtle Art projects to Journal]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4986239597936640 Sugar Network Videos 6]
| Ameet Rahane
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5001908712374272 How to videos 2]
| Ameet Rahane
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5020620811141120 More formats for Read]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5022626695086080 Python emulator]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5037182205034496 Sugar Network Videos 2]
| Ameet Rahane
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5042143831785472 Paint tools enhancement]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5064735225544704 Web Services Exploration]
| Victoria
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5089958763167744 Mic volume]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5140177399840768 Add better support for sharing in the sugar toolkit]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5164948892155904 fullscreen property]
| Diego-14
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5197345830469632 Add pen to Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5214503755055104 design mic level icons]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5218413450362880 How to comicbooks 6]
| Meluleki
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5246883849043968 Physics trace enhancement]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5267714574647296 How to videos 4]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5290392941494272 Physics cursor]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5295206660308992 Best of web collection]
| JakeRullman
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5316161805746176 Paste text in Paint]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5320207799156736 Stopwatch enhancement]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5323911940014080 Physics Pen enhancements]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5342826036461568 How to videos 1]
| Connor Vickers
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5356020175994880 Automated activity testing]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5371433739878400 GSettings port]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5402267310096384 Additional folders in Journal]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5478820807180288 Journal progress]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5521584722804736 Mazes with holes]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5532576617857024 Reorder playlist in Jukebox]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5549189551357952 Journal design enhancements]
| Meluleki
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5578189170540544 IRC enhancements]
| Meluleki
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5597636782456832 Canvas-only screenshot]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5607386358218752 Arabic numeral support in Calculate]
| kluo
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5624301013172224 Notification enhancement]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5727898845577216 View Source paths]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5769934764244992 Clear all in Physics]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5781363403784192 How to comicbooks 2]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5784107082579968 Learn to read website]
| FaithOh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5787148322078720 add color theme selection to Terminal]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5788813158776832 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 3]
| Sai Vineet
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| ¿Action needed?

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| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5800823900602368 How to comicbooks 7]
| Tannous Marc
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5809456919085056 Record UI improvement]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5810679575478272 canvas only screenshot two]
| Christofer Yael Roibal Perez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5812942285045760 Thumbnail view for Journal]
| SAMdroid
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5814499076472832 How to comicbooks 4]
| Tannous Marc
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5819459629481984 bundle_id with space causes most activities to disappear]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5822203442495488 Gamify Sugar Network]
| Palindrome
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5826368352813056 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 5]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5828660254736384 Add favorites name to Home Page management activity]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5854618365984768 How to comicbooks 3]
| Nimesh
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5866809764872192 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 4]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5871986811076608 Physics pen color problem]
| Sai Vineet
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5875894358900736 robotics examples]
| Rafael Cordano
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5876491694899200 Set home view names]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5880484940742656 PYTHON EMULATOR ENHANCEMENT 2]
| Sai Vineet
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| Nimesh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

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| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5884674412904448 unnecessary checkout for getting file size]
| Christofer Yael Roibal Perez
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5889616041213952 Journal view redesign]
| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| SAMdroid
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| Sergey Lebedev
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5906153007480832 Cache clearing for Browse]
| Rafael Cordano
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5934383693299712 forced view updates]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6041770760601600 Network forget]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6079742566465536 Filter input to Chart]
| Sai Vineet
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6112139504779264 Button design]
| Tannous Marc
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6148526601928704 Touch UI: esc fullscreen]
| Emil Dudev
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6187250966593536 Log UI improvements]
| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6215858670010368 setlocale]
| kluo
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6424438119596032 How to comicbooks 8]
| Nimesh
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6427995694694400 Change font in Chart]
| Agustin Zubiaga
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6431642121928704 Calculate enhancement]
| AndrewX
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| Sergey Lebedev
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6514836712194048 Filter for bundles]
| Ezequiel Pereira Lopez
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| Scimonster
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| SAMdroid
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| Bobeica Cosmin
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| frog@Jonathan
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| Sai Vineet
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| Kristian Hansen
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| Joseph Muchengeti
| Maliit
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|- bgcolor="yellow"
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| Agustin Zubiaga
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|}

Google Code In 2013/Final Work

2014-01-10T00:09:17Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: Created page with "This are the list of all GCI works, included patches and status. {| class="wikitable sortable" |- ! Task ! User ! Destination ! Status |- bgcolor="salmon" | [https://google..."

This are the list of all GCI works, included patches and status.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Task
! User
! Destination
! Status

|- bgcolor="salmon"
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4511595245862912 Geomapping design]
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/student_tasks_for_org/google/gci2013/invare/sugarlabs2013 Austin]
| Sugar Network
| Undefined

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4634395877048320 OSK Design]
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/student_tasks_for_org/google/gci2013/yeomansiii/sugarlabs2013 Jason Yeomans]
| Maliit
| ¿Action needed?

|- bgcolor="salmon"
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4623951456108544 Bug report documentation]
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/student_tasks_for_org/google/gci2013/toshitabarve/sugarlabs2013 Toshita]
| Documentation
| Undefined

|- bgcolor="yellow"
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/6723536689299456 Show progress on install]
| [https://google-melange.appspot.com/gci/student_tasks_for_org/google/gci2013/arbiter/sugarlabs2013 Kristian Hansen]
| Sugar core
| ¿Action needed?

|}

Web Services

2013-12-30T01:05:57Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: add sugar gdrive web service

As of Sugar 0.100, there is a mechanism for using web services from Sugar.

There is new section to the Sugar Control Panel to manage online accounts and some interventions to the Sugar Journal toolbars and palettes in order to expose any installed online services, adding Copy-to and Refresh capabilities to the Sugar Journal.

We have implemented several examples:
# support specific to Facebook: to share Journal entries on Facebook and to retrieve comments on those entries from Facebook (walter and rgs);
# support specific to Twitter: to share Journal entries as tweets and to retrieve comments on those entries from Twitter (tch);
# support for uploading text to Pastebin (tch);
# support for uploading Journal entries to a local server (tch).
# [https://github.com/ignaciouy/upload-webservice support for uploading files to PutLocker] (ignacio)
# [https://github.com/ignaciouy/sugar-gdrive support for uploading files to Google Drive] (ignacio)

[[File:Webservices.png|300px]]

A new controlpanel widget for managing services

[[File:Configpastebin.bmp|300px]]

An extra icon appears in "My Settings"; Example, configuring Pastebin

[[File:Copypastebin.png|300px]]

The Journal menu now allows you to copy an entry to your web service e.g. Pastebin

We are working with community members on other extensions based on the framework and encourage other community members to work with us on additional services.

For now, web services implementations are welcome to handle their retrieval of tokens on their own. In the future we might want to delegate that to Gnome Online Accounts or a similar auth/token provider.

== Installing web services ==

We don't yet have a simple installer for web services, so for the time being:

=== Using git ===
# cd ~/.sugar/default
# git clone <MY WEBSERVICE>.git

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw_SiGs6nEc Demonstration]

=== Using gunzip and tar ===
# cd ~/.sugar/default
# wget <MY WEBSERVICE>
# gunzip <MY WEBSERVICE>.tar.gz
# tar xvf <MY WEBSERVICE>.tar

== Web services ==

=== Facebook ===
* tar file: [http://people.sugarlabs.org/walter/facebook.tar.gz]
* git repo: [https://github.com/walterbender/facebook]

You should end up with the following directory structure:
<pre>
~/.sugar/default/extensions/webservice/
├── __init__.py
└── facebook
   ├── __init__.py
   ├── account.py
   ├── facebook
   │   ├── __init__.py
   │   └── facebook.py
   └── icons
      ├── facebook-like-insensitive.svg
      ├── facebook-like.svg
      ├── facebook-refresh-insensitive.svg
      ├── facebook-refresh.svg
      ├── facebook-share-insensitive.svg
      └── facebook-share.svg

~/.sugar/default/extensions/cpsection/
├── __init__.py
└── webaccount
├── __init__.py
└── services
   ├── __init__.py
   └── facebook
      ├── __init__.py
      └── service.py
</pre>

== PutLocker ==
* tar file: [http://people.sugarlabs.org/ignacio/sugarupload.tar.gz]
* git repo: [https://github.com/ignaciouy/upload-webservice]

You should end up with the following directory structure:
<pre>
~/.sugar/default/extensions/webservice/
├── __init__.py
└── sugarupload
├── account.py
├── icons
│   └── sugarupload.svg
├── __init__.py
└── sugarupload
├── grestful
│   ├── decorators.py
│   ├── errors.py
│   ├── helpers.py
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── object.py
├── __init__.py
└── sugarupload.py

~/.sugar/default/extensions/cpsection/
├── __init__.py
└── webaccount
├── __init__.py
└── services
├── __init__.py
└── sugarupload
├── __init__.py
└── service.py

</pre>

== Sugar Google Drive ==
* tar file: [http://people.sugarlabs.org/ignacio/sugarupload.tar.gz]
* git repo: [https://github.com/ignaciouy/sugar-gdrive]

<pre>
~/.sugar/default/extensions/webservice/
├── apiclient
│   ├── channel.py
│   ├── discovery.py
│   ├── errors.py
│   ├── http.py
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── mimeparse.py
│   ├── model.py
│   ├── sample_tools.py
│   └── schema.py
├── httplib2
│   ├── cacerts.txt
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── iri2uri.py
│   └── socks.py
├── __init__.py
├── oauth2client
│   ├── anyjson.py
│   ├── appengine.py
│   ├── client.py
│   ├── clientsecrets.py
│   ├── crypt.py
│   ├── django_orm.py
│   ├── file.py
│   ├── gce.py
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── keyring_storage.py
│   ├── locked_file.py
│   ├── multistore_file.py
│   ├── old_run.py
│   ├── tools.py
│   ├── util.py
│   └── xsrfutil.py
├── sugargdrive
│   ├── account.py
│   ├── icons
│   │   └── sugargdrive.svg
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── sugargdrive
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── sugargdrive.py
└── uritemplate
└── __init__.py

~/.sugar/default/extensions/cpsection/
├── __init__.py
└── webaccount
├── __init__.py
└── services
├── __init__.py
└── sugargdrive
├── __init__.py
└── service.py
</pre>

==Proposals==
* Translation service [[WebServices/translation]]

==See also==
See also [[features/Web_services]]

Machine/elsalvador

2013-12-24T02:17:28Z

File:TAextras-es.png

2013-12-04T23:04:47Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: Ignacio Rodríguez uploaded a new version of "File:TAextras-es.png"

File:TAblocks yes.png

2013-12-04T23:02:16Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: Ignacio Rodríguez uploaded a new version of "File:TAblocks yes.png"

File:TAblocks.png

2013-12-04T23:01:10Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: Ignacio Rodríguez uploaded a new version of "File:TAblocks.png": Reverted to version as of 15:02, 4 December 2013

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T23:01:01Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Blocks Palette */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines. Without actions

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

[[Image:TAblocks_yes.png|800px]]

Palette with actions

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====User stack palette====
[[Image:TAStack.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been saved with "Save Stack" option in Edit Toolbar.
Click on one for reproduce the content of action.

;Note: This palette only shows up after using the "Save stack" option in Edit Toolbar

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAstack-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
File:TAtrash-es.png
</gallery>

File:TAblocks.png

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Ignacio RodrÃguez: Ignacio Rodríguez uploaded a new version of "File:TAblocks.png": Reverted to version as of 15:02, 4 December 2013

File:TAblocks yes.png

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Ignacio RodrÃguez:

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T22:58:43Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Blocks Palette */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks_no.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines. Without actions

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

Palette with actions

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====User stack palette====
[[Image:TAStack.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been saved with "Save Stack" option in Edit Toolbar.
Click on one for reproduce the content of action.

;Note: This palette only shows up after using the "Save stack" option in Edit Toolbar

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAstack-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
File:TAtrash-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T22:52:19Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Palettes en español */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====User stack palette====
[[Image:TAStack.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been saved with "Save Stack" option in Edit Toolbar.
Click on one for reproduce the content of action.

;Note: This palette only show after use "Save stack" option in Edit Toolbar

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAstack-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
File:TAtrash-es.png
</gallery>

File:TAstack-es.png

2013-12-04T22:52:13Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez:

File:TAtrash-es.png

2013-12-04T22:51:33Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez:

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T22:49:31Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Palettes en español */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====User stack palette====
[[Image:TAStack.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been saved with "Save Stack" option in Edit Toolbar.
Click on one for reproduce the content of action.

;Note: This palette only show after use "Save stack" option in Edit Toolbar

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAstack-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
File:TATrash-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T22:48:47Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Trash Palette */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====User stack palette====
[[Image:TAStack.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been saved with "Save Stack" option in Edit Toolbar.
Click on one for reproduce the content of action.

;Note: This palette only show after use "Save stack" option in Edit Toolbar

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

File:TAStack.png

2013-12-04T22:47:28Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez:

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T22:46:19Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Trash Palette */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAStack.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been saved with "Save Stack" option in Edit Toolbar.
Click on one for reproduce the content of action.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T22:37:55Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Edit Toolbar */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

;Note:After save stack: For show custom palette is needed restart of TurtleBlocks

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

File:TAboxes-es.png

2013-12-04T22:23:12Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: Ignacio Rodríguez uploaded a new version of "File:TAboxes-es.png"

File:TAextras-es.png

2013-12-04T22:22:30Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: Ignacio Rodríguez uploaded a new version of "File:TAextras-es.png"

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2013-12-04T22:19:28Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Extras Palette */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks (This button is replaced by the stop button when the project is running);
* help;
* load examples;
* stop activity

;Note: Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

;Note: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked.

;Note: The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

;Note: The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which is replaced by the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

;Note: On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks button used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators (shown in inactive state);
* Save palette button (shows save options; see below);
* Load palette button (shows load options; see below)

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy;
* Paste;
* Undo (Restore blocks from trash);
* Save stack to custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack to save);
* Remove stack from custom palette (use the hand cursor to select a stack on the custom palette to delete)

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button (There are two modes: one pixel-based and one scaled from -20 to 20);
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

;Note: Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

;Note: A custom palette is created if you use the 'save stack' button on the Edit toolbar.

;Note: Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

;Note: The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette.

;Note: The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette.

;Note: The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette.

;Note: On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* URL: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

File:TAextras.png

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File:TAblocks.png

2013-12-04T22:18:36Z

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User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T16:13:27Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Palettes Toolbar */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks;
* help;
* save a snapshot (save a copy of the current state of the project);
* load examples;
* stop activity

Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

Notes: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked. The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks; shown in disable state. Used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators.
* Save project button;
* Load button

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: On smaller screens, the load/save buttons are shown on a palette.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]
[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy
* Paste
* Restore blocks from trash
* Save stack
* Delete stack

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button;
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

'''Note:''' Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette. The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette. The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette. On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which replaces the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action: execute named action stack

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* media wait: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* turtle x: Return x coordinates of turtle
* turtle y: Return y coordinates of turtle
* active turtle: the name of active turtle
* turtle heading: Return heading of turtle
* get data from url: gets a text string or image from a URL

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T15:57:14Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* View Toolbar */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks;
* help;
* save a snapshot (save a copy of the current state of the project);
* load examples;
* stop activity

Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

Notes: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked. The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks; shown in disable state. Used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators.
* Save project button;
* Load button

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: On smaller screens, the load/save buttons are shown on a palette.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]
[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy
* Paste
* Restore blocks from trash
* Save stack
* Delete stack

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* Rescale-coordinates button;
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

'''Note:''' Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette. The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette. The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette. On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which replaces the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in box 1: store a number, string, or media object in box 1 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* store in box 2: store a number, string, or media object in box 2 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* text: string input
* box 1: current value of box 1 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box 2: current value of box 2 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box: current value of named box (can be used in place of a number block)
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action 1: top of action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 2: top of action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action: execute named action stack
* action 2: execute action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 1: execute action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* camera: grab image from camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* wait for media: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* sandwich clamp: "clamp" a stack of blocks to hide

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T15:54:43Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Edit Toolbar */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks;
* help;
* save a snapshot (save a copy of the current state of the project);
* load examples;
* stop activity

Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

Notes: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked. The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks; shown in disable state. Used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators.
* Save project button;
* Load button

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: On smaller screens, the load/save buttons are shown on a palette.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]
[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy
* Paste
* Restore blocks from trash
* Save stack
* Delete stack

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;
* Rescale-coordinates button;
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

'''Note:''' Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette. The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette. The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette. On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which replaces the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in box 1: store a number, string, or media object in box 1 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* store in box 2: store a number, string, or media object in box 2 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* text: string input
* box 1: current value of box 1 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box 2: current value of box 2 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box: current value of named box (can be used in place of a number block)
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action 1: top of action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 2: top of action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action: execute named action stack
* action 2: execute action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 1: execute action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* camera: grab image from camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* wait for media: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* sandwich clamp: "clamp" a stack of blocks to hide

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T15:50:33Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Project Toolbar */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks;
* help;
* save a snapshot (save a copy of the current state of the project);
* load examples;
* stop activity

Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

Notes: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked. The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks; shown in disable state. Used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators.
* Save project button;
* Load button

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: On smaller screens, the load/save buttons are shown on a palette.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]
[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy
* Paste

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;
* Rescale-coordinates button;
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

'''Note:''' Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette. The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette. The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette. On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which replaces the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
[[Image:TAnumbers.png|800px]]

These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in box 1: store a number, string, or media object in box 1 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* store in box 2: store a number, string, or media object in box 2 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* text: string input
* box 1: current value of box 1 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box 2: current value of box 2 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box: current value of named box (can be used in place of a number block)
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action 1: top of action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 2: top of action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action: execute named action stack
* action 2: execute action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 1: execute action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* camera: grab image from camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* wait for media: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* sandwich clamp: "clamp" a stack of blocks to hide

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

<gallery>
File:TAturtle-es.png
File:TApen-es.png
File:TAcolors-es.png
File:TAnumbers-es.png
File:TAflow-es.png
File:TAboxes-es.png
File:TAmedia-es.png
File:TAsensors-es.png
File:TAextras-es.png
File:TAportfolio-es.png
</gallery>

User:Ignacio RodrÃguez/TurtleArt

2013-12-04T15:49:27Z

Ignacio RodrÃguez: /* Main Toolbar */

<noinclude>__NOTOC__</noinclude>
==Toolbars==

===Main Toolbar===

[[Image:TAmain.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Activity toolbar (includes sharing; saving/loading options);
* Edit toolbar (including copy and paste);
* View toolbar (including full-screen, coordinate overlays; turtle status, etc.);
* Palette toolbar (including all programming blocks);
* erase canvas;
* run project fast (rabbit);
* run project slow (snail);
* hide blocks;
* help;
* save a snapshot (save a copy of the current state of the project);
* load examples;
* stop activity

Keyboard short cuts for the above: Alt+ '''p'''alette; '''b'''locks; '''r'''un; '''w'''alk; '''s'''top; '''e'''rase; e.g., Alt+e will erase the screen. Esc will return from full-screen mode.

Notes: The run buttons are tied to the [[#descriptions (6)|Start Block]]. If no Start Block is used, then all blocks are run when either run button is clicked. The "rabbit" button runs the blocks at maximum speed. The "snail" button pauses and displays the turtle and block values between each step.

On older versions of Sugar (e.g., 0.84), the main toolbar will look like this:

[[File:TA0.84.png|800px]]

===Project Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Project title;
* Write to Journal (on newer versions of Sugar)
* Keep button (not shown; only appears on older Sugar systems)
* [[#Sharing|Share]] button;
* Share blocks; shown in disable state. Used to share stacks of blocks between collaborators.
* Save as image;
* [[#Exporting to Berkeley Logo|Save as Logo]];
* Load a previously saved project from the Sugar Journal;
* Load [[#Programmable Brick|Python code into a programmable block]]

;Note: On older Sugar systems, these controls appear on the Import/Export toolbar.
;Note: On smaller screens, the load/save buttons are shown on a palette.
;Note: To share a stack, click on the share button. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be shared and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape.

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1a.png|800px]]
[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_1b.png|800px]]

===Edit Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_2.png|800px]]

The Edit toolbar is used to copy stacks of blocks to the clipboard and to paste stacks from the clipboard. To copy a stack, click on the copy button or type Ctrl-c. The cursor will change to the hand shape [[File:Ta-hand-cursor.png]]. Place the cursor on any block or stack of blocks and click. The blocks will be copied to the Sugar clipboard and the cursor will change back to the arrow shape. To paste from the clipboard, type Ctrl-v or click the paste button.

From left to right:
* Copy
* Paste

===View Toolbar===

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_4.png|800px]]

From left to right:
* Full-screen button;
* Cartesian-coordinate grid;
* polar-coordinate grid;
* ''not shown'': centimeter-coordinate grid (XO-only);
* display of x,y coordinates, heading of turtle;
* Rescale-coordinates button;
* Grow block size;
* Shrink block size
* Disable/enable hover help

=== Palettes Toolbar ===

The palette menus are revealed by clicking on the Block icon on the main toolbar. (On older Sugar systems, select the Projects toolbar. When running Turtle Art from GNOME, the palettes are visible by default.)

[[File:TurtleBlocks_Toolbar_5.png|800px]]

There are ten palettes of program elements available for program construction: [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Turtle|Turtle movements]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Pen|Pen attributes]]; Color attributes; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Numbers|Numeric operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Flow|Logical operators]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Blocks|Logical blocks]]; [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Sensors|Sensor blocks]]; Media blocks; Customization functions; and [[Activities/Turtle_Art/Templates|Presentation blocks]]. An eleventh palette is used for restoring blocks from the trash.

'''Note:''' Additional palettes may be loaded by [[Activities/Turtle_Art#plugins|plugin]] extensions to Turtle Blocks.

Blocks are dragged from the palette onto the canvas surface. To dispose of a block, drag it back onto the palette. (It will be placed onto the trash palette.)

The palettes can be displayed horizontally or vertically (See below). Orientation is adjusted by clicking on the [[Image:TAorientation0.svg]] and [[Image:TAorientation1.svg]] buttons on the upper-left corner of the palette. The palette can be hidden by clicking on the [[Image:TAhide.svg]] button on the lower-right corner of the palette. The next palette in the menu can be accessed by clicking on the [[Image:TAnext.svg]] button on the upper-right corner of the palette. On smaller screens, a palette may not fit. It can be scrolled by clicking on the [[Image:TAscroll.svg]] button.

The [[Image:Show-blocks.svg]] button, which replaces the Stop button on the main toolbar while the program is executing, is used to reveal the program blocks. Individual palettes can be hidden by clicking on their highlighted tab.

====Turtle Palette====
[[Image:TAturtle.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the movements of the turtle.

* forward: move turtle forward
* back: move turtle backward
* clean: clear the screen and position the turtle in the center of the screen, pen down, color red, heading 0
* left: rotate turtle counterclockwise
* right: rotate turtle clockwise
* arc: move turtle along an arc
* set xy: set turtle x,y position (0,0) is the center of the screen
* seth: set turtle heading
* xcor: holds current x-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* ycor: holds current y-coordinate value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* heading: holds current heading value of the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)

====Pen Palette====
[[Image:TApen.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to control the attributes of the turtle's pen.

* pen up: turtle will not draw when moved
* pen down: turtle will draw when moved
* set pen size: sets the width of the line drawn by the turtle
* fill screen: fill the screen with a color/shade and reposition the turtle in the center of the screen
* pen size: width of the line drawn by the turtle (can be used in place of a number block)
* set color: sets the pen color
* set shade: sets the pen shade
* set gray: sets the gray-level of the pen (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* color: current pen color (can be used in place of a number block)
* shade: current pen shade (can be used in place of a number block)
* gray: current pen gray level (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available in Turtle Blocks)
* start fill: starts a filled polygon (straight sides, not arcs)
* end fill: ends a fill polygon (straight sides, not arcs)

====Color Palette====
[[Image:TAcolors.png|800px]]

These blocks can be used with the set-pen-color block in place of a number block.

====Numbers Palette====
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These blocks are arithmetic and boolean operators.

* addition: adds two numeric inputs (also can be used to concatenate strings)
* subtraction: subtracts the bottom numeric input from the top input
* multiplication: multiplies two numeric inputs
* division: divided top input (numerator) by bottom input (denominator)
* identity: identity function (used for spacing blocks)
* modulo (remainder): calculates remainder when dividing top input by the bottom input
* square root (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* random number: generates a random integer between the minimum and maximum values
* number block: a numeric input
* greater than: boolean greater than operator (used with flow blocks)
* less than: boolean less than operator (used with flow blocks)
* equal to: boolean equal to operator (used with flow blocks)
* not: boolean not (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* and: boolean and (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* or: boolean or (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

====Flow Palette====
[[Image:TAflow.png|800px]]

These blocks control program flow.

* wait: pause program execution (unit is seconds)
* forever: continuously repeat execute stack under the right flow
* repeat: repeat the execution of stack under the right flow a specified number of times
* if/then: conditional execution of the stack under the right flow (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* if/then/else: conditional execution of the stack under the center and right flows (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette)
* vertical spacer
* stop stack: interrupt execution
* while: execute stack under right flow ''while'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* until: execute stack under right flow ''until'' the condition is true (uses boolean operators found on the Number palette) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' Nesting ''while'' and/or ''until'' blocks is not always reliable. If you encounter an error, try putting the nested block in a separate stack, accessed with an action block.

====Blocks Palette====
[[Image:TAblocks.png|800px]]

These blocks are for defining variables and subroutines.

* start: connects action to toolbar 'Run' button
* store in box 1: store a number, string, or media object in box 1 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* store in box 2: store a number, string, or media object in box 2 (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* text: string input
* box 1: current value of box 1 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box 2: current value of box 2 (can be used in place of a number block) (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* box: current value of named box (can be used in place of a number block)
* store in: store a number, string, or media object in a named box
* action: top of named action stack
* action 1: top of action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 2: top of action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action: execute named action stack
* action 2: execute action 2 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)
* action 1: execute action 1 stack (Only available with Turtle Blocks)

'''Note:''' When a named action or named box block are used, new blocks appear on the palette that correspond to these names; e.g., if a top of action stack is rename, "to square", an action block, "to square" is added to the palette.

====Sensors Palette====
[[Image:TAsensors.png|800px]]

* query keyboard: check for keyboard input (results are stored in the keyboard block)
* keyboard: current value of keyboard input (can be used in place of a number block)
* read pixel: push the RGB value of the pixel under the turtle onto the FILO (blue is first, red is last)
* turtle sees: the "palette color" of the pixel under the turtle
* time: number of seconds since program began
* sound: raw data from microphone ranging -32000 to 32000
* volume (loudness): ranging 0 to 32000
* pitch: the resolution is +-8Hz
* brightness: average luminance seen through camera
* camera: grab image from camera
* button down: current state of the mouse button (1 == down; 0 == ip)
* mouse x: x position of mouse
* mouse y: y position of mouse

The OLPC XO can measure external inputs with its microphone jack:
* resistance: measurement range is 750 to 14k ohms, (OLPC XO1) and 2k ohms to open circuit (OLPC XO1.5)
* voltage: measurement range is DC 0.4V to 1.85V. (OLPC XO1) and 0.17V to 3.0V (OLPC XO1.5)

The OLPC XO 1.75 also includes an accelerometer.
* accelerate (not shown): measure the acceleration of the computer. Results are pushed to the stack and can be retrieved by using 3 'pop' blocks (one for X (horizontal), one for Y (vertical), and one for Z (forward/backward))

See [[Activities/Turtle Art/Using Turtle Art Sensors]] for more details about the sensor blocks.

([[Activities/Turtle Art/Uso de Tortuga Arte Sensores]] español)

====Media Palette====
[[Image:TAmedia.png|800px]]

These are a collection of blocks used for displaying media objects, such as images from the Journal.

* journal: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block) (also available in Turtle Art)
* audio: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* video: Sugar Journal media object (used with show block)
* description: Sugar Journal description field (used with show block)
* text: text string (used with show block; also used with box and action blocks)
* show: draw text or display media object from the Journal
* set scale: sets the scale of images displayed with show block
* save picture: save the canvas to the Sugar Journal as a .png image (note: saves the canvas as displayed)
* save SVG: save turtle graphics to the Sugar Journal as a .svg image (note: only saves the changes to the canvas in the current execution run)
* scale: sets scale for show block (100% is full-screen)
* wait for media: used to pause program while audio or video file plays
* media stop: stop current sound or video
* media pause: pause current sound or video
* media resume: resume playing paused media
* speak: sends text to the voice synthesizer
* sine wave: plays a sine wave of a given frequency, amplitude, and duration

====Extras Palette====
[[Image:TAextras.png|800px]]

These are a collection of extra blocks for accessing advanced features only available in Turtle Blocks.

* push: push value onto FILO (first-in last-out) heap
* show heap: show FILO in status block
* empty heap: empty the FILO
* pop: pop value off of the FILO (can be used in place of a number block)
* print: print value in status block (also available in Turtle Art)
* comment: program comment (displayed in "walk" mode)
* chr: Python chr primitive: converts ASCII to character (useful for converting keyboard input to text)
* int: Python int primitive: converts input to integers
* Python: a [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_function_block|programmable block]] (can be used in place of a number block)
:: add your own math equation in the block, e.g., sin(x); This block is expandable to support up to three variables, e.g. f(x,y,z)
* Import Python: [[Activities/Turtle Art-0.88#Python_code_block|import Python code]] from the Sugar Journal (a more general-purpose programmable block). This block accepts a single variable x, as an input or up to 3 variables as an array x[0], x[1] and x[2]
* Cartesian: display Cartesian coordinate grid overlay
* polar: display polar coordinate grid overlay
* turtle: specify which turtle is active
* turtle shell: import a image from the Journal to use as the turtle's 'shell', i.e., replace the turtle with a sprite.
* sandwich clamp: "clamp" a stack of blocks to hide

====Portfolio Palette====
[[Image:TAportfolio.png|800px]]

These blocks are used to make multimedia presentations only available in Turtle Blocks.

* hide blocks: hides all blocks and palettes (useful for decluttering the screen during presentations) (also available in Turtle Art)
* show blocks: shows blocks and palettes (useful for resuming programming after a presentation)
* full screen: goes into full-screen mode (hides Sugar toolbars)
* list slide: used for bulleted lists; This block is expandable, allowing you to add as many bullets as you need
* picture slides: used for picture slides (1×1, 2×2, 1×2, and 2×1)
Only available in Turtle Blocks:
* left: holds current x-coordinate value of the left edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* top: holds current y-coordinate value of the top edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* right: holds current x-coordinate value of the right edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* bottom: holds current y-coordinate value of the bottom edge of the screen (can be used in place of a number block)
* width: screen width (can be used in place of a number block)
* height: screen height (can be used in place of a number block)
::Note: The slide blocks expand into stacks that can be edited for customized presentations.

====Trash Palette====
[[Image:TAtrash.png|800px]]

This palette holds any blocks that have been put in the trash. You can drag blocks out of the trash to restore them. The trash palette is emptied when you quit Turtle Art.

====Vertical palettes====
[[Image:TAvertical.png|300px]]

An example of a vertical palette. Vertical palettes are used by default on the OLPC XO laptops running older versions of Sugar.

====Palettes en español====

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