A lesser-known feature of Dogelog Player notebooks is maybe its
ability to process input text. In the case of Musser’s Shuffling
example, we can use it to test directly in the notebook whether
the line reading algorithm works correctly:
We invested a lot of effort in allowing output inside Dogelog
Player notebooks. The plain output text in Musser’s Shuffling
example only scratches the surface. We can use it to test directly
in the notebook whether the line writing algorithm works
correctly:
Picture 8: Lite Notebook generating output.