Now that Scratch has some text functionality, I've been trying to come up with a way for the user to enter text at runtime. I have found a very imperfect way to kind of do this, demonstrated in this project:
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Paddle2SeeFixIt/257886
Note that the upper case shift logic does not seem to be working in the online Java player, resulting in random upper/lower case for certain letters. Download for accurate performance.
If somebody comes up with a cleaner way to do text entry at runtime (and I REALLY hope that somebody does), please let me know.
Scratch Team, this appears to be another example of strange Java player behavior with a 1.3 project.
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neat! I might use this for my questhack games, if i do i'll be sure to give you credit
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Man... There's more than a few problems with the online Java player, it appears.
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fullmoon wrote:
Cool. I was just about to upload one of these, calling it "ugly concantenation".
That's a very accurate name! I really wish we had a real concatenation operator...(and a few other string functions) - maybe in 1.4!
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chalkmarrow wrote:
Man... There's more than a few problems with the online Java player, it appears.
You can say that again....
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Man... There's more than a few problems with the online Java player, it appears.
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