Brad,
I may not be understanding the question, but the default turtle is only
created if you use the bare commands. It doesn't exist as an object
(mysterious or otherwise ;) ) until the _getpen() function has been
called the first time. However, in the current design a window is only
opened when a turtle, either the default or an explicitly created one,
is created. IOW, your initial turlte can be an object.
Does that make sense?
Vern
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> Vern,
>
> This is really great. I like that you can drive the turtle in a purely
> imperative style. But I also like that you can make hundreds of
> turtles if you want.
>
> My question: Is there a way to do away with the original turtle so that
> if you are working with multiple turtles they are all objects instead
> some as objects and the one as 'mysterious invisible object'?
>
> Brad
>
>
>
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