Scratch

Qwiffles wrote:

This looks like it will turn out great!  However, wouldn't having the name 'Scratch' in it make you liable for legal issues?

It IS against the TOS to do that according to the Scratch Mod TOS, but still.....
Who reads the TOS anyway? I don't usually read TOSes.

Why, you ask? Because they are boring and long (in my, my mom's, my dad's, and all of my friends' opinion).

Last edited by cocolover76 (2011-11-13 10:58:51)

MathWizz wrote:

Weeeeelllllllll, you could figure out how to read a floating point number from a scratch file. This might help you: http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0 … adDouble()

EDIT: Thought I might put in Javascript was made by Netscape.

Last edited by cocolover76 (2011-11-14 17:06:56)

MathWizz:
Other than reading these files from squeak?
Oh whatever I just haven't got around to looking at the files yet.

cocolover76 wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Weeeeelllllllll, you could figure out how to read a floating point number from a scratch file. This might help you: http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0 … adDouble()

http://rubenerd.com/uploads/graphic.java.javascript.png

Gosh, that just shows how the IEEE 754 floating-point numbers work in Java AND JavaScript.

cocolover76 wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

cocolover76 wrote:

A .sb to .xml converter so it would be easier to read the files.
A .xml parser to read the files....

Dude, the current viewer can already read an .sb file three times over.

@midnightleopard:
Mind adding a checklist to the main post?

http://svn.igniterealtime.org/svn/repos … -16x16.gif Reading .sb files

If we make a SB to XML, maybe we could, uhh, read the pictures from the SB?
(I know just the programming language to do that. Ruby on Rails or Perl.)

You still need to know how to read the images from the .sb file in the first place.

MathWizz wrote:

cocolover76 wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

cocolover76 wrote:

A .sb to .xml converter so it would be easier to read the files.
A .xml parser to read the files....

Dude, the current viewer can already read an .sb file three times over.

@midnightleopard:
Mind adding a checklist to the main post?

If we make a SB to XML, maybe we could, uhh, read the pictures from the SB?
(I know just the programming language to do that. Ruby on Rails or Perl.)

You still need to know how to read the images from the .sb file in the first place.

What sort of checklist?
Also, I really need to check out your reader. i think I may have a solution to reading the images.

cocolover76 wrote:

Qwiffles wrote:

This looks like it will turn out great!  However, wouldn't having the name 'Scratch' in it make you liable for legal issues?

It IS against the TOS to do that according to the Scratch Mod TOS, but still.....
Who reads the TOS anyway? I don't usually read TOSes.
http://lawblog.legalmatch.com/wp-conten … 00x225.jpg
Why, you ask? Because they are boring and long (in my, my mom's, my dad's, and all of my friends' opinion).

Yes, but we could get in trouble from Scratch.
Anyways, its fine if we are developing something not related to the source, but still related to scratch.
This is the least of our worries, don't bring it up again.

pen13 wrote:

Troll
:p

get lost

Who's in charge of the website development at the moment?
I just want to bring their attention to the fact that they're using my copyright material and have failed to include the copyright notice in the source. I intended on making this CSS template open source and free to use and edit however I included a small copyright statement in the webpage code and css code:

<!-- THIS CSS CODE HAS BEEN MADE BY DAFFY22 FROM SCRATCH.
FEEL FREE TO REPRODUCE, USE AND EDIT BUT THIS COPYRIGHT
NOTICE MUST STAY INTACT. 
YOU CAN CONTACT DAFFY22 AT WWW.MOD-SHARE.FREEHOSTINGCLOUD.COM/CONTACT -->

Your team has failed to keep this copyright notice in the document. This is just a friendly reminder to fix your error, thanks.

midnightleopard wrote:

Daffy22 wrote:

Who's in charge of the website development at the moment?
I just want to bring their attention to the fact that they're using my copyright material and have failed to include the copyright notice in the source. I intended on making this CSS template open source and free to use and edit however I included a small copyright statement in the webpage code and css code:

Code:

<!-- THIS CSS CODE HAS BEEN MADE BY DAFFY22 FROM SCRATCH.
FEEL FREE TO REPRODUCE, USE AND EDIT BUT THIS COPYRIGHT
NOTICE MUST STAY INTACT. 
YOU CAN CONTACT DAFFY22 AT WWW.MOD-SHARE.FREEHOSTINGCLOUD.COM/CONTACT -->

Your team has failed to keep this copyright notice in the document. This is just a friendly reminder to fix your error, thanks.

I'm sorry daffy. I don't recall ever looking at the source for your website, infact, I have never even seen the website.
Also, that isn't how American Copyright Law works.

The fact is that this is my css template and you have failed to include the notice which was in it. So someone, deliberately, has removed this comment.

MathWizz, can you email me the ftp details? The username and password for 000 didn't work.

*Nevermind, they worked.

Hmm... reading code...

I UNDERSTAND IT!!!
Expect more contribution from me. I can figure this out.

Last edited by midnightleopard (2011-11-20 21:07:10)

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