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#examples of using surface.convert() and surface.convert_alpha()
#do this after calling pygame.display.init() and pygame.display.set_mode()!
mysurface=pygame.image.load("mysurface.png").convert()
mysurface_with_alpha=pygame.image.load("mysurface_with_alpha.png").convert_alpha()


###below is an example of using pygame's pygame.time.Clock class to regulate FPS of game loop.:

#this loop will run at 30 FPS
clock=pygame.time.Clock()

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#SSTNPL tutorial part 3: iterators
var cb=0
#### Basic Iterators ####

uiter itval,test1,@-5,@5
newline
diter itval,test1,@5,@-5
newline

#### Double Iterators ####

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#### variable setup ####
var chbuff=0

##### printing VS non-printing #####

prline I print
gsub self_printing_sam

prline I don't print.
gsub non_printing_sam

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#      #### VARS ####

var kb=0
var retflg=0
var value=0

#      #### MAIN ####
label main
print boolean value: 
dumpd value

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frontend: Curses
Begin UIO tty log:
ready.
     1 00000000+
     1 00000000+
     2 0000000+-
     3 0000000+0
     5 000000+--
     8 000000+0-
    13 000000+++

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#Fibonacci sequence in SSTNPL

var endnum=10x4181

#both of these == 1 at first.
var num0=10x1
var num1=+

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#this is a short example of how offsetlen acts like a mask.
setreg1|---------
#set mem20 to an arbitrary value to read
setreg2|+0+---++0
IOwrite2|>mem20
#dump register 1 in its full negative state
dumpreg1
#set offset len to radix offset 1, trit length 1
offsetlen|off,1,1
#read memory and dump new state of register 1