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.
Turtle
The Turtle provides Logo-like functionality to draw shapes by manipulating the properties of a pen and drawing primitives.
Properties
Angle
Turtle.Angle
Gets or sets the current angle of the turtle. While setting, this will turn the turtle instantly to the new angle.
Speed
Turtle.Speed
Specifies how fast the turtle should move. Valid values are 1 to 10. If Speed is set to 10, the turtle moves and rotates instantly.
X
Turtle.X
Gets or sets the X location of the Turtle. While setting, this will move the turtle instantly to the new location.
Y
Turtle.Y
Gets or sets the Y location of the Turtle. While setting, this will move the turtle instantly to the new location.
Methods
Hide
Turtle.Hide()
Hides the Turtle and disables interactions with it.
Returns
Nothing
Move
Turtle.Move(distance)
Moves the turtle to a specified distance. If the pen is down, it will draw a line as it moves.
distance
The distance to move the turtle.
Returns
Nothing
MoveTo
Turtle.MoveTo(x, y)
Turns and moves the turtle to the specified location. If the pen is down, it will draw a line as it moves.
x
The x co-ordinate of the destination point.
y
The y co-ordinate of the destination point.
Returns
Nothing
PenDown
Turtle.PenDown()
Sets the pen down to enable the turtle to draw as it moves.
Returns
Nothing
PenUp
Turtle.PenUp()
Lifts the pen up to stop drawing as the turtle moves.
Returns
Nothing
Show
Turtle.Show()
Shows the Turtle to enable interactions with it.
Returns
Nothing
Turn
Turtle.Turn(angle)
Turns the turtle by the specified angle. Angle is in degrees and can be either positive or negative. If the angle is positive, the turtle turns to its right. If it is negative, the turtle turns to its left.
angle
The angle to turn the turtle.
Returns
Nothing
TurnLeft
Turtle.TurnLeft()
Turns the turtle 90 degrees to the left.
Returns
Nothing
TurnRight
Turtle.TurnRight()
Turns the turtle 90 degrees to the right.
Returns
Nothing