In order to make multiple easily accessible programs, would you make multiple programs in geometry, or multiple geometries with a program each? (All being shortcutted to UIL)
good question! Yes, you can add multiple programs in geometry. You open a new page and create the program, but for it to come up in UIL you have to go through the additional process over again. (libshortcut, etc). However, when I write programs for calc apps or math, I like to group them based on topic. For example if I had some algebra programs I might make a new document for just those types. That way when I link them to UIL it's a more direct path. I may have an "a." for algebra and a "g," for geometry.
Oooh that’s cool! I think I’ll also need different names for local and instance variables because I got a “too many arguments” error only in UIL, but not when checking syntax
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In order to make multiple easily accessible programs, would you make multiple programs in geometry, or multiple geometries with a program each? (All being shortcutted to UIL)
good question! Yes, you can add multiple programs in geometry. You open a new page and create the program, but for it to come up in UIL you have to go through the additional process over again. (libshortcut, etc).
However, when I write programs for calc apps or math, I like to group them based on topic. For example if I had some algebra programs I might make a new document for just those types. That way when I link them to UIL it's a more direct path. I may have an "a." for algebra and a "g," for geometry.
Oooh that’s cool! I think I’ll also need different names for local and instance variables because I got a “too many arguments” error only in UIL, but not when checking syntax