removed outline, replaced with topics to cover

src/uxn_tutorial.gmo

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ a beginner's guide for programming the varvara computer based on the {uxn} core,
 
 => https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/uxn.html uxn technical documentation
 
-the tutorial is divided in 8 days (or sections), as it can be followed along with a workshop.
+the tutorial is divided in days as it can be followed along with a workshop.
 
 (as of today, this is a work in progress)
 
@@ -73,6 +73,8 @@ irc channel: #uxn on irc.esper.net
 
 this is a summary of the uxn instructions covered in each day of the tutorial.
 
+short mode is covered on day 2, and return and keep mode are covered on day 5.
+
 ## day 1
 
 * ADD: take the top two elements from the stack, add them, and push down the result ( a b -- a+b )
@@ -124,100 +126,17 @@ this is a summary of the uxn instructions covered in each day of the tutorial.
 * JSR: unconditionally jump to the address in the working stack, pushing down into the return stack the address of the next instruction in memory
 * STH: take a value from the working stack and push it down into the return stack. in return mode, do the opposite.
 
+# to cover
 
-# draft outline
-
-this outline is here and now as a reference of the overall structure of the tutorial.
-
-changes are expected to happen.
-
-## day 1: the basics
-
-* why uxn?
-* {postfix} notation
-* uxn computer architecture
-* installation and toolchain
-* a very basic hello world
-* labels, macros, and runes
-* an improved hello world
-* print a digit
-
-new instructions: LIT, DEO, ADD, SUB
-
-=> https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/uxn/ uxn repo
-
-## day 2: the screen
-
-* short mode
-* system colors
-* draw pixels
-* sprites: chr format, nasu
-* draw sprites
-* stack operations
-* practice: manual repetition of sprite
-
-new instructions: DEI, MUL, DIV, SWP, OVR, ROT, DUP, POP
-
-new mode: short mode
-
-=> https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/nasu.html nasu
-
-## day 3: interactivity with the keyboard
-
-* controller vector
-* flow control: conditionals, relative and absolute jumps
-* runes for addresses
-* button and key
-* bitwise masks
-* practice: move/change sprite with keyboard
-
-new instructions: EQU, NEQ, JCN, JMP, AND, ORA, EOR, SFT
-
-## day 4: loops and animation
-
-* flow control: repetition of a sprite
-* screen vector
-* variables: zero page, relative, absolute
-* offsets in addresses
-* animation timing
-* practice: animated sprite
-
-new instructions: LTH, GTH, STZ, STR, STA, LDZ, LDR, LDA
-
-## day 5: interactivity with mouse
-
-* mouse device and vector
-* return stack and mode
-* subroutines: parameters, calling, returning
-* practice: sprite as pointer
-* practice: simple drawing tool
-
-new instructions: STH, JSR 
-
-new mode: return mode
-
-## day 6: audio
+these are topics and examples that have still to be covered in the remaining days of the tutorial:
 
+* higher level drawing routines: multi-tile sprites, point inside a rectangle, rectangle intersecting rectangle
 * the audio device
-* samples as audio sprites
-* adsr
-* pitch
 * practice: small music instrument
-
-## day 7: keep mode and other devices
-
-* keep mode
-* re-writing code with keep mode
 * file device: saving and loading a simple state
 * datetime device: reading the date and time
 * practice: visualization of time
 
-new mode: keep mode
-
-## day 8: demo time
-
-* share what you created :)
-
 # support
 
 if you found this tutorial to be helpful, consider sharing it and giving it your {support} :)