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Try 6: Page 7
Created on: Mar 26, 2008 9:26 AM by Curl Education - Last Modified: Jul 3, 2008 3:35 PM by Curl Education
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TRY 6 Summary
Convenient functions for creating a layout
<font color="purple">TabContainer</font>
<font color="purple">TabAccordion</font>
Curl file extensions
Table 6-2: Main Curl file extensions
Extension | Explanation |
.curl | Curl applet that is executed by a browser. |
.dcurl | Curl applet that can be executed independently, without the use of a browser. |
.scurl | File that defines a package or the code included in a package |
.mcurl | Manifest file that manages resource location information |
.pcurl | Preprocessed Curl package |
Leftover space in a layout can be taken up with <font color="purple">Fill</font>
Objects that can stretch or contract are created using the <font color="purple">make-elastic</font> expression for their height and width
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<font color="#006968">Procedure definition</font>
{define-proc {procedure_name [argument_1, argument_2, …]}: return_value
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Arguments
Positional arguments… must supply a value for each argument. The number, data type, and order of positional arguments in a function call must match those in the function definition
Keyword arguments… have default values. If a caller does not specify a value for a keyword argument, the function uses the default value
Rest arguments… allows functions to accept an unlimited number of arguments. A rest argument is not individually named in the function definition. Instead, three periods (...) at the end of the list of arguments indicate that a function accepts rest arguments.
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