Yes, indeed, you COULD script HyperStudio but the scripting language
was Logo--and unfortunately by the mid-90's finding books on
programming in Logo had become virtually impossible. I found but one
in the Dartmouth College math department library --none in the main
library and none available for purchase--this was long before Amazon
came along.
So, for me, HyperStudio had a million dollars worth of promise
(literally), but was unfortunately worth next to nothing on delivery.
I never understood why they didn't make their scripting language more
HyperTalk-like.
My 2 cents.
Marian
Lynn wrote:
I think you are missing the point of HyperStudio. HyperStudio was
the K-12
specific HyperCard and well targeted exactly to that market. You had
loads
of templates and tools that are "toony", but fun to use. Also,
wasn't the
language it used (and uses) based on Logo?
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