@scheichsbeutel @lehrerseele @dejan
Ich finde Logo super.
Logo
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(Programmiersprache)

Ist auch im writer von #libreoffice alse #librelogo drin.
https://ngb.schule/wiki/Lernpfad:Einf%C3%BChrung_in_LibreLogo

@scruss Thanks. Here’s the Sierpinski program adapted to run LibreOffice using the built-in LibreLogo environment https://help.libreoffice.org/latest/en-US/text/swriter/librelogo/LibreLogo.html

One of LibreLogo’s advantages is that the output is vector graphics that can be edited (but rasterised here for convenience).

TO CORNER :S
RIGHT 45 FORWARD :S RIGHT 45
END

TO ONESIDE :S :DIAG :LEVEL
IF :LEVEL = 0 [ STOP ]
ONESIDE :S :DIAG :LEVEL - 1
RIGHT 45 FORWARD :DIAG RIGHT 45
ONESIDE :S :DIAG :LEVEL - 1
LEFT 90 FORWARD :S LEFT 90
ONESIDE :S :DIAG :LEVEL - 1
RIGHT 45 FORWARD :DIAG RIGHT 45
ONESIDE :S :DIAG :LEVEL - 1
END

TO SIERP :S :LEVEL
:DIAG = :S / 1.414
REPEAT 4 [ ONESIDE :S :DIAG :LEVEL CORNER :DIAG ]
END

CS
HT
PU HOME RT 90 BK 100 LT 90 BK 100 PD
SIERP 10 4
FILL

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