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Suppose I have a multiple of inputs I want to get into my .ggb file, all of which have a similar form as a command.
Like those for example:
p_{1}=Point({cos((2π)/(20)*1),sin((2π)/(20)*1)})
p_{2}=Point({cos((2π)/(20)*2),sin((2π)/(20)*2)})
p_{3}=Point({cos((2π)/(20)*3),sin((2π)/(20)*3)})
p_{4}=Point({cos((2π)/(20)*4),sin((2π)/(20)*4)})
etc. up until
p_{20}=Point({cos((2π)/(20)*20),sin((2π)/(20)*20)})
What if I have a txt file with these command ready. (How I get them ready is another thing to be concerned about, nevermind at the moment).
Is there a way to input them as a whole in one click? The example above could be very time consuming, so I am looking for a shortcut.
Any sort of help would be very welcome.
The same question 
voir https://wiki.geogebra.org/e...
Or just add them to a button (or use the JavaScript API)
An example with Execute and Button.
Note1: a leading lowercase letter in the label for "points" creates a vector.
Note2: Deleting non-existent objects is no problem
Note3: radius "r" is dynamic but label-boolean is not dynamic (see script in "label")
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