Appendix E
TouchDevelop Editor on a Windows Phone
This appendix provides a worked example of using the TouchDevelop editor on a Windows phone. It does not cover all the editor’s features. Some experimentation is suggested for gaining familiarity with the editor.
E.1 The sample program
The script to be entered is shown in Figure A-1. It is published under the name rotor with code name /cqxk.
Figure A-1: The rotor program /cqxk
E.2 The back button, undo and mistakes
The phone has three buttons below the touch sensitive screen. The important button used frequently in editing a script is the phone back button. Its main purpose is to return the screen ...
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