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sparks wrote:

Opening the system browser in Scratch:

hold down the "Shift" (key with upward arrow on it by the ctrl key) key and then click in the hole in the "R" in the Scratch logo. A menu will open. Choose "Exit fullscreen". a white space will appear around the Scratch project. click on it and select "open" and then "browser" from the menu to open the green browser window.

Hey. sparks! I wanted to post the 1000th post, with a lot of exitement!

IDK. Scratch should have a place that it tells the records.

naw, it's not the record. I think the Panther development thread is the biggest post on the fora (at least this section)

156 pages
3882 posts.

on the Panther forum:

theSucessor wrote:

Roughly 11.3% of all posts in Advanced Topics are in here.

I just recalculated it.

36836 posts in advanced topics
____________________________   *100  =    10.5% of all posts are in Panther thread.

3882 posts in Panther thread

Looks like it's gone down 

36836 posts in advanced topics
____________________________   *100  =    2.7% of all posts are in Panther thread.

1005 posts in library thread

Last edited by sparks (2010-12-28 04:09:25)

Why the "    " ? Did I get them wrong?

Ok,This is going to be a LONG post....



These blocks (it's really only two blocks, i just changed the selectors) need their own input methods (if thats what you call them). so..

Go to scratchblocks-commandblockmorph-all-uncoleredargmorphfor:
and add the strip:

$Y = t2 ifTrue: [^ ChoiceOrExpressionArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #evaluators;
         choice: '='].
    $P = t2 ifTrue: [^ ChoiceOrExpressionArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #evaluators2;
         choice: 'and'].

go to scratchobjects-scriptablescratchmorph-blockspecs-blockspecs- and add

('%s %Y %s' #b #all:op:s: '' '=' '')('%b %P %b' #b #evaluate:with:to:)

under 'Operators'

Move over to Instance and Go to sensing. add

evaluate: t1 with: t2 to: t3 
    t2 = 'and'
        ifTrue: 
            [t1
                ifTrue: 
                    [t3 ifTrue: [^ true].
                    ^ false].
            ^ false].
    t2 = 'or'
        ifTrue: 
            [t1 ifTrue: [^ true].
            t3 ifTrue: [^ true]].
    t2 = 'xor'
        ifTrue: 
            [t1
                ifTrue: [t3 ifFalse: [^ true]].
            t3
                ifTrue: [t1 ifFalse: [^ true]]].
    ^ false

Press alt+s (command+s on a Macintosh) and type your initials if a box comes up. do the same for this:

all: t1 op: t2 s: t3 
    t2 = '=' ifTrue: [^ t1 = t3].
    t2 = '<' ifTrue: [^ t1 < t3].
    t2 = '>' ifTrue: [^ t1 > t3].
    ^ false

And this:

evaluators2
    ^ #('and' 'or' 'xor' )

And this:

evaluators
    ^ #('=' '<' '>' )

and that creates the blocks.
They are designed to replace the blocks in which they perform.

P.S. Zorket gets created for inspiration!! (the Block)

Last edited by hello12345678910 (2010-12-28 09:16:44)

No problem Kieru, all the best to your time in the Scratch community 

hello12345678910 wrote:

Ok,This is going to be a LONG post....

http://googleonlinestorage.com/thumb.ph … 31575be497

These blocks (it's really only two blocks, i just changed the selectors) need their own input methods (if thats what you call them). so..

Go to scratchblocks-commandblockmorph-all-uncoleredargmorphfor:
and add the strip:

Code:

$Y = t2 ifTrue: [^ ChoiceOrExpressionArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #evaluators;
         choice: '='].
    $P = t2 ifTrue: [^ ChoiceOrExpressionArgMorph new getOptionsSelector: #evaluators2;
         choice: 'and'].

go to scratchobjects-scriptablescratchmorph-blockspecs-blockspecs- and add

Code:

('%s %Y %s' #b #all:op:s: '' '=' '')('%b %P %b' #b #evaluate:with:to:)

under 'Operators'

Move over to Instance and Go to sensing. add

Code:

evaluate: t1 with: t2 to: t3 
    t2 = 'and'
        ifTrue: 
            [t1
                ifTrue: 
                    [t3 ifTrue: [^ true].
                    ^ false].
            ^ false].
    t2 = 'or'
        ifTrue: 
            [t1 ifTrue: [^ true].
            t3 ifTrue: [^ true]].
    t2 = 'xor'
        ifTrue: 
            [t1
                ifTrue: [t3 ifFalse: [^ true]].
            t3
                ifTrue: [t1 ifFalse: [^ true]]].
    ^ false

Press alt+s (command+s on a Macintosh) and type your initials if a box comes up. do the same for this:

Code:

all: t1 op: t2 s: t3 
    t2 = '=' ifTrue: [^ t1 = t3].
    t2 = '<' ifTrue: [^ t1 < t3].
    t2 = '>' ifTrue: [^ t1 > t3].
    ^ false

And this:

Code:

evaluators2
    ^ #('and' 'or' 'xor' )

And this:

Code:

evaluators
    ^ #('=' '<' '>' )

and that creates the http://googleonlinestorage.com/thumb.ph … 31575be497 blocks.
They are designed to replace the blocks in which they perform.

P.S. Zorket gets created for inspiration!! (the http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/236/96866724.gif Block)

What is the xor? I forget.

Ohhh.... I knew that (not)

New block:


Better version of Pecola1's block:


I've sent meowmeow55 this block a while a go.

And these two blocks can be combined to make Pecola1's version. 

Click on the block image to see the code if it's a BYOB block, scimonster.

scimonster wrote:

...and you know Pecola1 wont see those cause there from imageshack

Oh ya, man that's frustrating. What sites can you see, Pecola1?

jackrulez wrote:

SSBBM wrote:

zorket wrote:

Hey. sparks! I wanted to post the 1000th post, with a lot of exitement!

Wow!!! 1000 posts. Is this a recored?

No, there are people who have over 9000 (and no, that's not a meme reference).

He's referring to the posts in this thread, not to individual posts of a user.

Pecola1 wrote:

Weebly. Google images...

Weebly you have to sign up for and google I don't know to add (yes, I know it pulls stuff other websites).

Another list block:

The 'highest item in [list]' will report the item containing the highest number.
And I know this one is in image shack.