The object Structure cannot be manipulated by the
user. In fact if your fill in the array and attempt to change (or even move) the selection
or the scroll bars nothing will work. From the code, you can see that there are no events
associated with it. We have made the object inactive and set it as display only through
the dialog box that appears then its definition is selected.
Goodbye
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1. In Add1,
try changing the radio buttons into another object.
2. Modify Add1, putting in a tape. Each number or operation change will insert the
equation and answer into this tape. For example it would display 5+0=5. Limit the size of
the tape to 100 entries. If there are more than 100, delete the oldest entry.
3. Write a version of Queue called Pqueue. This will be a priority queue. The number
supplied will be the weighting. The largest numbers will have the topmost priority and
will therefore be removed first. Incorporate everything into CompSci, modifying the menu
accordingly.
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