Arguments
The Arguments object provides operations to access the command-line arguments that were passed at the start of this program.
Array
This object provides a way of storing more than one value for a given name. These values can be accessed by another index.
Clock
This class provides access to the system clock
Desktop
This class provides methods to interact with the desktop.
Dictionary
This class provides access to an online Dictionary service.
File
The File object provides methods to access, read and write information from and to a file on disk. Using this object, it is possible to save and open settings across multiple sessions of your program.
Flickr
This class provides access to Flickr photo services.
GraphicsWindow
The GraphicsWindow provides graphics related input and output functionality. For example, using this class, it is possible to draw and fill circles and rectangles.
ImageList
This class helps to load and store images in memory.
Math
The Math class provides lots of useful mathematics related methods
Mouse
The mouse class provides accessors to get or set the mouse related properties, like the cursor position, pointer, etc.
Network
This private helper class provides network access methods
Program
The Program class provides helpers to control the program execution.
Shapes
The Shape object allows you to add, move and rotate shapes to the Graphics window.
Sound
The Sound object provides operations that allow the playback of sounds. Some sample sounds are provided along with the library.
Stack
This object provides a way of storing values just like stacking up a plate. You can push a value to the top of the stack and pop it off. You can only pop the values one by one off the stack and the last pushed value will be the first one to pop out.
Text
The Text object provides helpful operations for working with Text.
TextWindow
The TextWindow provides text-related input and output functionalities. For example using this class, it is possible to write or read some text or number to and from the text-based text window.
Timer
The Timer object provides an easy way for doing something repeatedly with a constant interval between.
Turtle
The Turtle provides Logo-like functionality to draw shapes by manipulating the properties of a pen and drawing primitives.
TextWindow
The TextWindow provides text-related input and output functionalities. For example using this class, it is possible to write or read some text or number to and from the text-based text window.
Properties
BackgroundColor
TextWindow.BackgroundColor
Gets or sets the background color of the text to be output in the text window.
CursorLeft
TextWindow.CursorLeft
Gets or sets the cursor's column position on the text window.
CursorTop
TextWindow.CursorTop
Gets or sets the cursor's row position on the text window.
ForegroundColor
TextWindow.ForegroundColor
Gets or sets the foreground color of the text to be output in the text window.
Left
TextWindow.Left
Gets or sets the Left position of the Text Window.
Title
TextWindow.Title
Gets or sets the Title for the text window.
Top
TextWindow.Top
Gets or sets the Top position of the Text Window.
Methods
Clear
TextWindow.Clear()
Clears the TextWindow.
Returns
Nothing
Hide
TextWindow.Hide()
Hides the text window.
Returns
Nothing
Pause
TextWindow.Pause()
Waits for user input before returning.
Returns
Nothing
PauseIfVisible
TextWindow.PauseIfVisible()
Waits for user input only when the TextWindow is already open.
Returns
Nothing
PauseWithoutMessage
TextWindow.PauseWithoutMessage()
Waits for user input before returning.
Returns
Nothing
Read
TextWindow.Read()
Reads a line of text from the text window. This function will not return until the user
hits ENTER.
Returns
The text that was read from the text window
ReadNumber
TextWindow.ReadNumber()
Reads a number from the text window. This function will not return until the user hits ENTER.
Returns
The number that was read from the text window
Show
TextWindow.Show()
Shows the Text window to enable interactions with it.
Returns
Nothing
Write
TextWindow.Write(data)
Writes text or number to the text window. Unlike WriteLine, this will not append a new line character, which means, anything written to the text window after this call will be on the same line.
data
The text or number to write to the text window
Returns
Nothing
WriteLine
TextWindow.WriteLine(data)
Writes text or number to the text window. A new line character will be appended to the output, so that the next time something is written to the text window, it will go in a new line.
data
The text or number to write to the text window.
Returns
Nothing