Hello,
I have strange problem with definition of point by console:
What is the exact way a point is made using the Point tool?
I'm asking because the point made by Point tool has different properties, which apparently cannot be achieved using the console! Namely, when I made a point by tool, it is movable. A point made my console cannot be moved even if it hasn't "fixed" properties. Moreover, the Properties bar looks differently, because the "tool point" has Value property, but the "console point" has Definition property.
I have found a way how to make a movable point by using the PointIn command, for example "PointIn(z=0);". But there is another problem! When I'm using points made this way to define a line, this line hasn't coordinates!! When I try getting a coordinates by "ggbApplet.getXcoordinate("f");", it simply dont't work!!!
I'm really confused and I cannot understand how this Geogebra works. Every advace will be appreciate. Thanks a lot!
The same question 
A=(1,2) let be A (1,2)
A=point(<circle>) let be A a point in the circle
A=point((1,2)) let be A a point in the the point (1,2)
A=point({(1,2),(1,2)}) is the same that previous
Please post an example so we can see what you have tried exactly
what is a "console point"?
A free (Fixed not set) Point is movable: Input: A=(1,2) or Point Tool Click to free KO-Grid ===> Value (1,2)
A Point linked to an object (Axes, Circle e.g.) is movable only limited to the object ==> Definition Point(Object)
If bound to Slider k: Definition Point(Object,k) the point kann be moved by slider k=0...1
If you make a Point B=(5,4) no matter how , A.B have Value
and you make a line: Input f=Line(A,B) then A,B no longer free have a Definition now - but free movable
In CAS
Substitute(f, x=5)
>3 * y + 5 = 16
you have access to the Definition
A Line has no KO it has a definition
f(5) in AlgebraVeiw
Thanks a lot!
I simply don't know I could make point by "A=(1,2)" command. I was using a "A=Point({1,2})" command, that has different outcome (the point isn't movable).
Confused,
what did you not understand to make the input: A=(1,2)
A=(1,2) let be A (1,2)
A=point(<circle>) let be A a point in the circle
A=point((1,2)) let be A a point in the the point (1,2)
A=point({(1,2),(1,2)}) is the same that previous
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