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4 4:1 type point = { x : int; y : int type rect = { rect_ll : point; rect_width : int; rect_height : int type circ = { circ_center : point; circ_radius : int type text = { text_ll : point; text_value : string
5 4:2 type point = { x : int; y : int type rect = { rect_ll : point; rect_width : int; rect_height : int type circ = { circ_center : point; circ_radius : int type text = { text_ll : point; text_value : string type display_elt = Rectangle of rect Circle of circ Text of text
6 4:3 type point = { x : int; y : int type rect = { rect_ll : point; rect_width : int; rect_height : int type circ = { circ_center : point; circ_radius : int type text = { text_ll : point; text_value : string type display_elt = Rectangle of rect Circle of circ Text of text type scene = display_elt list
7 5:1 let draw (elt : display_elt) : unit = match elt with Rectangle r -> fill_rect r.rect_ll.x r.rect_ll.y r.rect_width r.rect_height Circle c -> fill_circle c.circ_center.x c.circ_center.y c.circ_radius Text t -> moveto t.text_ll.x t.text_ll.y; draw_string t.text_value
8 5:2 let draw (elt : display_elt) : unit = match elt with Rectangle r -> fill_rect r.rect_ll.x r.rect_ll.y r.rect_width r.rect_height Circle c -> fill_circle c.circ_center.x c.circ_center.y c.circ_radius Text t -> moveto t.text_ll.x t.text_ll.y; draw_string t.text_value
9 5:3 let draw (elt : display_elt) : unit = match elt with Rectangle r -> fill_rect r.rect_ll.x r.rect_ll.y r.rect_width r.rect_height Circle c -> fill_circle c.circ_center.x c.circ_center.y c.circ_radius Text t -> moveto t.text_ll.x t.text_ll.y; draw_string t.text_value
10 5:4 let draw (elt : display_elt) : unit = match elt with Rectangle r -> fill_rect r.rect_ll.x r.rect_ll.y r.rect_width r.rect_height Circle c -> fill_circle c.circ_center.x c.circ_center.y c.circ_radius Text t -> moveto t.text_ll.x t.text_ll.y; draw_string t.text_value
11 5:5 let draw (elt : display_elt) : unit = match elt with Rectangle r -> fill_rect r.rect_ll.x r.rect_ll.y r.rect_width r.rect_height Circle c -> fill_circle c.circ_center.x c.circ_center.y c.circ_radius Text t -> moveto t.text_ll.x t.text_ll.y; draw_string t.text_value
12 5:6 let draw (elt : display_elt) : unit = match elt with Rectangle r -> fill_rect r.rect_ll.x r.rect_ll.y r.rect_width r.rect_height Circle c -> fill_circle c.circ_center.x c.circ_center.y c.circ_radius Text t -> moveto t.text_ll.x t.text_ll.y; draw_string t.text_value let draw_scene : scene -> unit = List.iter ~f:draw
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14 7:1 type display_elt = { draw : unit -> unit
15 7:2 type display_elt = { draw : unit -> unit let rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height
16 7:3 type display_elt = { draw : unit -> unit let rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height let circ (center : point) (radius : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_circle center.x center.y radius
17 7:4 type display_elt = { draw : unit -> unit let rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height let circ (center : point) (radius : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_circle center.x center.y radius let text (ll : point) (value : string) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> moveto ll.x ll.y; draw_string value
18 7:5 type display_elt = { draw : unit -> unit let rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height let circ (center : point) (radius : int) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> fill_circle center.x center.y radius let text (ll : point) (value : string) : display_elt = { draw = fun () -> moveto ll.x ll.y; draw_string value type scene = display_elt list
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26 11:1 rect circ
27 11:2 rect circ
28 11:3 rect circ
29 11:4 rect circ
30 12:1 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end
31 12:2 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = object val mutable ll = ll val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height method translate ~dx ~dy = ll <- translate_point ll ~dx ~dy end
32 12:3 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = object val mutable ll = ll val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height method translate ~dx ~dy = ll <- translate_point ll ~dx ~dy end
33 12:4 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = object val mutable ll = ll val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height method translate ~dx ~dy = ll <- translate_point ll ~dx ~dy end
34 12:5 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = object val mutable ll = ll val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height method translate ~dx ~dy = ll <- translate_point ll ~dx ~dy end
35 12:6 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = object val mutable ll = ll val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height method translate ~dx ~dy = ll <- translate_point ll ~dx ~dy end
36 12:7 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class rect (ll : point) (width : int) (height : int) : display_elt = object val mutable ll = ll val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_rect ll.x ll.y width height method translate ~dx ~dy = ll <- translate_point ll ~dx ~dy end
37 13:1 class type display_elt = object method draw : unit method get_color : color method set_color : color -> unit method translate : dx:int -> dy:int -> unit end class circ (center : point) (radius : int) : display_elt = object val mutable center = center val mutable color = black method get_color = color method set_color c = color <- c method draw = set_color color; fill_circle center.x center.y radius method translate ~dx ~dy = center <- translate_point center ~dx ~dy end
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39 15:1 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy);
40 15:2 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public class Shape { protected Point pos; protected Color color; public Shape(Point p) { pos = p; public Color getcolor() { return color; public void setcolor(color c) { color = c; public void translate(int dx, int dy) { pos = pos.translate(dx, dy)
41 15:3 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public class Shape { protected Point pos; protected Color color; public Shape(Point p) { pos = p; public Color getcolor() { return color; public void setcolor(color c) { color = c; public void translate(int dx, int dy) { pos = pos.translate(dx, dy)
42 15:4 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public class Shape { protected Point pos; protected Color color; public Shape(Point p) { pos = p; public Color getcolor() { return color; public void setcolor(color c) { color = c; public void translate(int dx, int dy) { pos = pos.translate(dx, dy)
43 15:5 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public class Shape { protected Point pos; protected Color color; public Shape(Point p) { pos = p; public Color getcolor() { return color; public void setcolor(color c) { color = c; public void translate(int dx, int dy) { pos = pos.translate(dx, dy)
44 16:1 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy);
45 16:2 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
46 16:3 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
47 16:4 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
48 16:5 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
49 16:6 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
50 16:7 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
51 16:8 public interface DisplayElt { void draw(); Color getcolor(); void setcolor(color c); void translate(int dx, int dy); public static class Rect extends Shape private final int width, height; public Rect(Point ll, int w, int h) { super(ll); width = w; height = h; implements DisplayElt{ public void draw() { gc.setcolor(color); gc.fillrect(pos.x, pos.y, width, height);
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