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Alphabetically, the options are the following:
- 0,1,2,3 - insert state
- SPACE, MOR - cursor forward
- BACK, MOL - cursor back
- MOU - cursor up
- MOD - cursor down
- INSERT - deposit rule in CAM
- DELETE - clear all planes
- < - cursor to left margin
- > - cursor to right margin
- a - generate upper left shift
- b - generate upper right shift
- c - generate lower left shift
- d - generate lower right shift
- A - generate upper left eater
- B - generate upper right eater
- C - generate lower left eater
- D - generate lower right eater
- e - generate majority rule
- j - de Bruijn submenu
- m - edit semitotalistic rule
- p## - product rule
- R - run (even number of steps)
- s - single step
- S - continuing evolution
- t - edit totalistic rule
- u - reversible rule
- v - reversed reversible rule
- w# - number of a (2,1/2) rule
- y - generate random ellipse
- Y - generate random plane pair
- z - clear the rule table
The items for which an argument is marked by a # require a number to
be typed from the keyboard; it is not echoed and if one feels that a
mistake has been made it should be retyped.
Initially only the general table is accessible, and is the only one
which is shown. The options t (for totalistic) and m (for
semitotalistic) manifest themselves by showing their own specialized
little menu. However, to avoid constant switching between menus, the
general menu is always updated whenever one of the specialized menus is
changed; for the same reason all of the commands for which it makes
reasonable sense to do so are repeated in each menu.
Harold V. McIntosh
E-mail:mcintosh@servidor.unam.mx