Since this is under discussion, I am hoping some user feedback would be
helpful.
1. I cannot recall ever having a student stumble over the concept of an
extension.
2. I cannot recall ever having a student stumble over the colon notation.
Instead, it highlights nicely that an extension is in
This is all good to know!
One last question, with extensions. Do you run into situations where
students are using NetLogo without being connected to the internet?
Would dynamically fetching extensions the first time they are run into
by netlogo (the first time a model is opened that uses one) be
I should put in big, bold letters up here, that the following is ALL
vaporware at this point. For discussion ONLY.
The problem is that there's four general categories of extensions:
core - bundled as they are now. Things like the file system primitives
would go in a core (as would array,
My impression is that my undergraduate students are always connected -- at
least those living on campus -- but I have not surveyed them. I have had
graduate students who could not afford internet access at home and so were
connected only on campus, but I do not know how common that is.
I am
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 8:37 AM, glen ep ropella gepr@gmail.com wrote:
After poking around awhile, I found this hack:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13625024/how-to-read-a-text-file-with-mixed-encodings-in-scala-or-java
Cool.
It might also work to re-encode the file first using an
If anyone's wondering what prompted this discussion,
see https://github.com/NetLogo/NetLogo/issues/574 for background.
As Frank said, this is currently just discussion, not work in progress.
Seth
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