DanielAjoy

Thanks David, Very much appreciate the time you've spent tracking this bug down. I'm going to start using the attached pre-release version. It loaded LogoFE normally (no issues there) and I ran a few commands that I thought might have some interplay with nested APPLYs, and so far so good. I'll keep you posted if something related to this issue comes up again.

A parte de PSeInt y FMSLogo qué otros lenguajes de programación EN ESPAÑOL valen la pena?

Thanks David, Sure: El programa que se ejecuta actualmente está pausado. Cuando FMSLogo está pausado puedes ejecutar cualquier instrucción que quieras, incluidas las instrucciones para inspeccionar los valores de las variables locales, reanudar la ejecución, o detener el programa por completo. Ejecutar Reanudar la ejecución justo después de la instrucción PAUSA Sigue

I don't think so. That is what + / - * > < are for.

I think it's better. When I saw it, what I thought of was that navigating it using TABs is equivalent in this version as before. I think it is illustrative that the button says throw "TopLevel

I can remove it if you like. I don't have a strong opinion either way. I might be able to make "Continue" work, if I link the word "continue" with the concept of resuming execution in the explain text. Maybe something like "Continue right after the Pause command"

I'm still working on the overall wording. It generally means "dismiss the dialog box without making a change". While this dialog has no explicit "Cancel" button, the previous version used made CONTINUE synonymous with Cancel. Knowing this, do you still want me to remove the "X" and the Esc keyboard shortcut? I guess it is almost harmless to keep the X. However, the commander has had an "Execute" button since MSWLogo, so I kept the new dialog box consistent with that. In fact, I wanted to also have...

In particular, the Bitmap API, FILL My thinking is that a first step that could provide better compatibility with a SVG (and EPS) library, is the incorporation into FMSLogo of a new primitive that draws colored polygons without having to move a cursor into the polygon. It's my impression that such feature usually comes incorporated into C++ graphic libraries and it matches EPS commands and SVG commands (polygon). Later, teaching materials can promote the use of only that command to draw polygons...