Scratch

Added. 
~~Scimonster

('Add global list named %s' #- #GLN: #MyList)

GLN: t2 
    | t1 |
    (t1 _ self ownerThatIsA: ScratchFrameMorph) ifNil: [^ self beep].
    t2 size = 0 ifTrue: [^ self].
    t1 workPane createListNamed: t2.
    t1 viewerPane categoryChanged: 'variables'

EDIT: My 500th post!

Last edited by Hardmath123 (2011-04-15 09:21:08)

TheScratcherOf2012 wrote:

I have a question... what do you do with a block's code? Where do you put it? :S

For which program? Scratch, Panther or BYOB?

TheScratcherOf2012 wrote:

sparks wrote:

TheScratcherOf2012 wrote:

I have a question... what do you do with a block's code? Where do you put it? :S

For which program? Scratch, Panther or BYOB?

Scratch.

The code for blocks goes in ScriptableScratchMorph (if the block is for both the stage and sprite), ScratchStageMorph or ScratchSpriteMorph (Scratch-Objects > ScriptableScratchMorph, ScratchStageMorph, or ScratchSpriteMorph > (instance)) then (appropriate category) ops. 

Last edited by scratcher7_13 (2011-04-15 14:26:24)

TheScratcherOf2012 wrote:

scratcher7_13 wrote:

TheScratcherOf2012 wrote:

Scratch.

The code for blocks goes in ScriptableScratchMorph (if the block is for both the stage and sprite), ScratchStageMorph or ScratchSpriteMorph (Scratch-Objects > ScriptableScratchMorph, ScratchStageMorph, or ScratchSpriteMorph > (instance)) then (appropriate category) ops. 

I've tried that, but it said "Unknown variable" and glitched... I was trying to put the first part of the "Google $String$" block inside sensingOps.

Scratch doesn't use $ symbols like in '$String$' to create arguments. Instead it uses a '%' followed by a character. Try replacing '$String$' with '%s' and see if it works.

Last edited by floppy_gunk (2011-04-15 14:57:00)

MathWizz wrote:

I made a panther block JD1 may like... A POST BLOCK! Now you can post to PHP scripts with squeak!

Name:

Code:

post key $String$ and value $String$ to $String$

Type:

Code:

r

Code:

Code:

| args |
args _ Dictionary new.
args at: t1 put: (Array with: t2).
^ (HTTPSocket httpPost: t3 args: args accept: 'application/octet-stream') contents

A test script in PHP:

Code:

<?php
foreach ($_POST as $key => $value)
{
    echo $key . ": " . $value . "\n";
}
?>

Wait, how does this work? Do you have to learn PHP or is it a text it puts on?

Pecola1 wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

I made a panther block JD1 may like... A POST BLOCK! Now you can post to PHP scripts with squeak!

Name:

Code:

post key $String$ and value $String$ to $String$

Type:

Code:

r

Code:

Code:

| args |
args _ Dictionary new.
args at: t1 put: (Array with: t2).
^ (HTTPSocket httpPost: t3 args: args accept: 'application/octet-stream') contents

A test script in PHP:

Code:

<?php
foreach ($_POST as $key => $value)
{
    echo $key . ": " . $value . "\n";
}
?>

Wait, how does this work? Do you have to learn PHP or is it a text it puts on?

I think you'd have to learn it. 
But it is a cool language. You wouldn't be wasting your time! 

No, it's a Panther block. 

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BYOB blocks added: [2]
by ProgrammingFreak
by Scimonster, based on the block by ProgrammingFreak

Other Updates:
Converted all Panther Sensing blocks to weebly.

Update carried out by block librarian: Scimonster
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Last edited by YourLocalBlockLib (2011-04-21 14:11:06)

I'll add those soon.

That's an idea...
Other Librarians?

Last edited by scimonster (2011-04-17 07:26:14)

^ Sorry markus, I will fix it now.

@Librarians I'm afraid that even if you have dropbox you cannot host a text file for a Panther block as the download block connects directly to my dropbox account. Someone did this with the password block mentioned above. If any more are like this please tell me so I can move the text files to my dropbox, else the download won't work