Python and Turtle Graphics

[Brent W. Hughes]

If the Turtle gets himself into a large (or infinite) loop, is there any way
to stop him other than Ctrl-Alt-Del?

Brent

[David Fraser]

Brent W. Hughes wrote:

If the Turtle gets himself into a large (or infinite) loop, is there any way
to stop him other than Ctrl-Alt-Del?

You could try using a flamingo, but I think that works best with
hedgehogs...

David

[Christopher T King]

On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, David Fraser wrote:

Brent W. Hughes wrote:

If the Turtle gets himself into a large (or infinite) loop, is there any way
to stop him other than Ctrl-Alt-Del?

You could try using a flamingo, but I think that works best with
hedgehogs...

An interesting property of all three of these animals is that shouting
'Ctrl-C' at them causes them to stop in their tracks.

[Matthew Scott]

Christopher T King wrote:

On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, David Fraser wrote:

Brent W. Hughes wrote:

If the Turtle gets himself into a large (or infinite) loop, is there any way
to stop him other than Ctrl-Alt-Del?

You could try using a flamingo, but I think that works best with
hedgehogs...

An interesting property of all three of these animals is that shouting
'Ctrl-C' at them causes them to stop in their tracks.

Unless of course, any of the animals are looking rather Qt on a given
day. Then they'll only acknowledge that you shouted 'Ctrl-C' when you
either close them in a cage or forcefully kill them. :-)

[Lee Harr]

On 2004-07-19, Brent W. Hughes <br**********@comcast.net> wrote:

If the Turtle gets himself into a large (or infinite) loop, is there any way
to stop him other than Ctrl-Alt-Del?

Depends on how you are interacting with your turtle.

From the interactive interpreter, you could use Ctrl-C.

Also, you might want to try the turtle ..er penguin
graphics module in pygsear:
http://www.nongnu.org/pygsear/

With that one you can use the Esc key to
break from a loop.