I’ve got an expression where students are to enter some coordinates like (4, 5) and I want to extract the x and y components. How can I do this in CL?

There’s a function “parseOrderedPair”, which converts latex input to an object with an “x” and a “y” member, which are the string values of what a student typed. As one example: myPair = parseOrderedPair("(4,5)") content: "That pair means X = ${myPair.x} and Y = ${myPair.y}" You can see a working…

How can I parse coordinates in CL?

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eric (Eric) May 9, 2018, 1:18pm 4

Yes. We’re still expanding documentation for functions and some of the more complex data types (layers, sketches, pairs, lines)

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