Bruce Vines wrote:
> 
> While this is written in OCaml, it's close to what it would look like in
> C. I'm trying to plot a green circle, wait for one second, plot a black
> circle over the green circle (erase it), wait another second, and then
> plot the green circle again. There are two problems I have with this
> code: 
> 
> 1) If I remove everything in the run () function after the first show ()
> function, this works exactly as I expect. I get a green circle in the
> middle of the graphics screen. If I add the first wait (), then I don't
> see the green circle until after the wait () has executed. Is there any
> way to get the screen to update immediately after the show () function?

I think that calling plflush() will do this.

> 2) Is it possible to draw multiple times to the same sub-screen and if
> so , can you point me in the right direction?

As long as you don't call pladv() or equivalent, the output should stay 
on the same sub-screen, but it looks to me like this is what you are 
doing, so I guess I don't fully follow your question.

-Hazen

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