Picture 5: Explaining in and out atom references
Example 1:
So refers in (l, c) ( written on Atom3, the point of view) to Atom l, but the same statement written on Atom4 refers to Atom3!
Example 2:
Content (in(3,)) returns the content (number of atom ) contained in the atom, which is connected to input channel 3 of the current atom.
Example3:
Close Output (in(2,c)) closes the output of the atom connected to the second input channel of the current
Notice the way commands are nested…