Richard wrote:
In article <6912FF77C51F486C8ECFCED116466DDD@terabyte.com>, "Jay Litwyn" <brewhaha@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca> writes:
Club_Lambda { ;Formula. Should not display on parameter screen ;and it does, so I am not leading it with frm: ;which would make it hard for you to use it: ;"fractint formulafile=roarbit.par" ;Anybody want to write neg function, so that ;I can replace -conj(z) with fn3(fn4((z))? z=fn1(pixel), c=fn2(pixel):
z = z*z -conj(z) +c
z| <= real(P1) }
BTW, you can include formuals directly in a par file by prefixing the formula definition with "frm:". This lets you share the formula and parfile together.
I shared the formula and parfile together. I did not use the frm: prefix, because that means if you run "fractint formulafile=roarbit.par", then you will not be able to see the formula. The way I do it, you will be able to see the formula. If fractint *did not* display formulas prefixed with frm: in the parameter @-screen, and it *did* display formulas in the t/formula/F6/roarbit.par screen, then I would use "frm:". In that case, if fractint wrote the frm: prefix into the formula of a parameter file for me, then I would not even take it out, because people seem to be interested in using F4W.