Scratch

You might try scratch to exe that makes everything one executable. Never looked at that issue with it - so I'm not sure

I  found that there is some information to solve my problem.
http://squeak.preeminent.org/tut2007/html/index.html

The section 6 is talking about hiden the unwanted object and user cannot get the source code directly by clicking the world. Am i right?

i have one more question,
how to change the icon logo of exe file from Squeak to mine one?
because it looks more professional to have my own logo.

Thanks a lot

Thank you for your reply, i have another question,
Can we enter the user mode directly when open the scratch project,
so that the user cannot open the the world menu easily?

thanks.

thank you,
when i re-open the saved image in user mode, it has a cat showing on the stage.
i don't want to show this cat to the end user, how can i delete or change it to other picture??

Hong1818 wrote:

I am new and I would like to know after I modified the Scratch Source code, how can I hide the source code so that I can let others using it without seeing the source code?

Is it from the Extra button there that we can set so that others cannot right click and use the exit user mode ??

Thank you very much in advance for your reply!!

JSO wrote:

Shift- ?)Click on Extras and click "Save image in user mode"

Even after that, the user can still shift-click on Extras, click exit user mode, open up the world menu, and view the source.


Here is my way that is a little more foolproof
This isn't perfect, but:

1. Open up a workspace
2.enter user mode (shift-click extras "Enter User Mode")
3. type Preferences disableProgrammerFacilities
4.select it, then press alt-d
5.Follow the Prompts and Save your new image file


The Problem is, with this, a workspace is still open, and you can't resave your image without the workspace open, since you just disabled programmer facilities.

So you have to worry about people doing this:

1.typing Preferences enableProgrammerFacilities into the open workspace
2.selecting it, then pressing alt -d
3.exiting user mode
4.opening the world menu
5.opening a system/class browser to view the source

Last edited by gershmer (2009-07-16 18:00:59)

gershmer wrote:

JSO wrote:

I haven't found a bug yet xD

I found you one, feel free to spread it around.

Thanks to your tip, I already made myself an IMAGE with a "Developers" Menu next to File Edit Help etc. It is way easier xD

Hong1818 wrote:

I  found that there is some information to solve my problem.
http://squeak.preeminent.org/tut2007/html/index.html

The section 6 is talking about hiden the unwanted object and user cannot get the source code directly by clicking the world. Am i right?

i have one more question,
how to change the icon logo of exe file from Squeak to mine one?
because it looks more professional to have my own logo.

Thanks a lot

Use a resource hacker. You see, the program stores the icon inside it, in binary format.
Resource hackers find these, and allow you to change them.
The one I use is Reshack.
Using this, Cursor, Icon, Bitmap, GIF, AVI, and JPG resource images can be viewed. WAV and MIDI audio resources can be played. Menus, Dialogs, MessageTables, StringTables, Accelerators, Delphi Forms, and VersionInfo resources can be viewed as decompiled resource scripts. Menus and Dialogs can also be viewed as they would appear in a running application.

You can then change any of these.
Be careful, though, as modifying executables is risky;
that being said, if you stick to just the icons, you're safe.

YES...it's work!! i can change the icon easily...and the program looks more professional...XD
thx billyedward.

Another thing you can do is delete the 'exit user mode' item in the extras menu. Go to Scratch-UI-Panes > ScratchFrameMorph > extra menu > extrasMenu.
Then delete the line of code that looks like this:

 ifTrue: [t1 add: 'exit user mode' action: #fillScreenOff]

Now, you can still edit the image, but you must save it in developer mode.
But the main part is, you can't switch out of user mode!

songhead95 wrote:

if you really need to then do

Code:

 ScratchFrameMorph new openInWorld; SaveImageForEndUser

from a workspace after you disabled error messages and took out the menu

True; but this only works for the open-source version. I am now onto moving Streak to 1.4, so I don't have that at my disposal. I must agree, though, that if you are using open-source, this is easiest. And again, to hide the actual code, see my posts above.