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The 11 graphics generated by the program are still available in the stack. If
you want to re-start the animation, simply use: 11 ANIMATE. (Function
ANIMATE is available by using „°L@)GROB L @ANIMA). The
animation will be re-started. Press $ to stop the animation once more.
Notice that the number 11 will still be listed in stack level 1. Press ƒ to
drop it from the stack.
Suppose that you want to keep the figures that compose this animation in a
variable. You can create a list of these figures, let’s call it WLIST, by using:
11 „°@)TYPE@ @
LIST ³ ~~wlist~ K
Press J to recover your list of variables. The variable @WLIST should now be
listed in your soft-menu keys. To re-animate this list of variables you could use
the following program:
« Start program
WLIST Place list WLIST in stack
OBJ Decompose list, stack level 1 = 11
ANIMATE Start animation
» End program
Save this program in a variable called RANIM (Re-ANIMate). To run it, press
@RANIM.
The following program will animate the graphics in WLIST forward and
backwards:
« Start program
WLIST DUP Place list WLIST in stack, make extra copy
REVLIST + Reverse order, concatenate 2 lists
OBJ Decompose list in elements, level 1 = 22
ANIMATE Start animation
» End program
Save this program in a variable called RANI2 (Re-ANImate version 2). To run
it, press @RANI2. The animation now simulates a ripple in the surface of
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