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	Context	English	Guadeloupean Creole, French (gcf)
	LibreLogo.xhp par_650 help.text	Alternative parenthesization in function calls
	LibreLogo.xhp par_640 help.text	PRINT FILLCOLOR<br/> p = POSITION<br/> PRINT p<br/> REPEAT 10 [ POSITION ANY POSITION p ]<br/>
	LibreLogo.xhp par_630 help.text	There are no extra query functions:
	LibreLogo.xhp par_620 help.text	x = 15<br/> PRINT x<br/>
	LibreLogo.xhp par_610 help.text	Python-like variable declaration:
	LibreLogo.xhp par_600 help.text	Python-like FOR loop
	LibreLogo.xhp par_590 help.text	PRINT “text”[2] ; print “x”<br/> PRINT “text”[1:3] ; print “ex”<br/>
	LibreLogo.xhp par_580 help.text	Python list and string handling
	LibreLogo.xhp par_570 help.text	PRINT "word ; original Logo syntax<br/> PRINT “Arbitrary text.” ; orthography, Writer<br/> PRINT 'Arbitrary text.' ; Python syntax<br/>
	LibreLogo.xhp par_560 help.text	String notation supports also orthographical and Python syntax.
	LibreLogo.xhp par_550 help.text	TO triangle size<br/> REPEAT 3 [ FORWARD size LEFT 120 ]<br/> END<br/>
	LibreLogo.xhp par_540 help.text	The colon is optional before the variable names.
	LibreLogo.xhp par_520 help.text	1-line function declarations are not supported (TO and END need new lines).
	LibreLogo.xhp par_510 help.text	Lists need close parenthesization: POSITION [0, 0], and not POSITION [ 0, 0 ]
	LibreLogo.xhp par_500 help.text	Program blocks need space or new line at parenthesization: REPEAT 10 [ FORWARD 10 LEFT 36 ]
	LibreLogo.xhp par_490 help.text	Program blocks and lists are different
	LibreLogo.xhp par_480 help.text	List members are comma separated: POSITION [0, 0]
	LibreLogo.xhp par_460 help.text	TO triangle :size<br/> REPEAT 3 [<br/> FORWARD :size<br/> LEFT 120<br/> ]<br/> END<br/> <br/> triangle 10 triangle 100 triangle 200<br/>
	LibreLogo.xhp par_450 help.text	LibreLogo is an easily localizable, Logo-like programming language, localized in several languages by LibreOffice native language communities. It is back-compatible with the older Logo systems in the case of the simple Logo programs used in education, eg.
	LibreLogo.xhp par_430 help.text	LibreLogo drawings and programs use the same Writer document. The LibreLogo canvas is on the first page of the Writer document. You can insert a page break before the LibreLogo programs and set page zoom using the “magic wand” icon of the Logo toolbar, also change the font size for a comfortable 2-page layout for LibreLogo programming: left (first) page is the canvas, right (second) page is the LibreLogo program editor.