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If it is set to level=9 the curve is defined by    | If it is set to level=9 the curve is defined by    | ||
262 144 points - so be careful if you are using the Internet Explorer.  | 262 144 points - so be careful if you are using the Internet Explorer.  | ||
  <form>  | |||
  Set the iteration level:  | |||
  <select id='maxlev' style='margin:1em'>  | |||
        <option value="1"> 1  | |||
        <option value="2"> 2  | |||
        <option value="3"> 3  | |||
        <option value="4"> 4  | |||
        <option value="5"> 5  | |||
        <option value="6"> 6  | |||
        <option value="7"> 7  | |||
        <option value="8"> 8  | |||
        <option value="9"> 9  | |||
  </select>  | |||
  <input type="button" value=" set " onClick="doIt()" style='margin:1em'>  | |||
  </form>  | |||
<html>  | <html>  | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 28 November 2008
The famous space filling curve drawn with JavaScript. If it is set to level=9 the curve is defined by 262 144 points - so be careful if you are using the Internet Explorer.
 <form>
 Set the iteration level:
 <select id='maxlev' style='margin:1em'>
       <option value="1"> 1
       <option value="2"> 2
       <option value="3"> 3
       <option value="4"> 4
       <option value="5"> 5
       <option value="6"> 6
       <option value="7"> 7
       <option value="8"> 8
       <option value="9"> 9
 </select>
 <input type="button" value=" set " onClick="doIt()" style='margin:1em'>
 </form>