Scratch

Cocolover, you apparently are not a member of the team. Not that I am against you being part of the team, but you can't just walk in and join. Especially not in this project.

Okay, I've been studying javascript in this 1000 page book. xD
So I may be of better use now, because I think I have gained a way better knowledge of it.

MoreGamesNow wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Okay, I've been studying javascript in this 1000 page book. xD
So I may be of better use now, because I think I have gained a way better knowledge of it.

It always astounds me that there is so much JavaScript out there.

Yeah, there is. Probably more than that.

MathWizz wrote:

I've been taking a little brake from this (as you can see) and have been playing with C++. 

I have too!

Could I join? I know javascript like the back of my hand. html too. I really want to see this when it's done.

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Anything I can do with this?

With what? This project (JsScratch)?

MathWizz wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Anything I can do with this?

With what? This project (JsScratch)?

Yes.

midnightleopard wrote:

Pop Quiz:
How do you define and create an instance of an object in javascript? Provide a code example. No google.

Did you mean for that to be a trick question?

What should I do? 

MathWizz wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

What should I do? 

Would you like to try making morphs rotatable in morphic.js?

Sure. You mean Jen's morphic.js, right?

MathWizz wrote:

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Would you like to try making morphs rotatable in morphic.js?

EDIT: Thismay help.
Sure. You mean Jen's morphic.js, right?

Yes. 

BTW... Images are coming along! 

Awesome. 

midnightleopard wrote:

nXIII wrote:

midnightleopard wrote:

Pop Quiz:
How do you define and create an instance of an object in javascript? Provide a code example. No google.

Did you mean for that to be a trick question?

no. I am testing whats-his-name's expertise. Not a trick question, but I would accept

Code:

class = null;
if (!class){
alert('flafadsk');
}
else{
alert('alkdsjhsdklr');
}

That's an if..else statement. I though you asked for object creation? e.g. (shortest example possible)

{}

The reason it's a "trick question" is because JavaScript doesn't really have instances, it just has objects and their "clones" (objects which inherit from other objects). Instances are a classical-inheritance thing.

midnightleopard wrote:

JP1 wrote:

Could I join? I know javascript like the back of my hand. html too. I really want to see this when it's done.

Hey JP1, I like a guy with a really short username. When I was young, I lied about programming knowledge to have my name on project staff lists.
Pop Quiz:
How do you define and create an instance of an object in javascript? Provide a code example. No google.

BTW, it's [color=red]GP1[color].

So, isn't it like this:

function Vector2(x, y){
if(x==undefined){
this.x=0;
}elseif(y==undefined){
this.y=0;
}else{
this.y=y;
this.x=x;
}
}

and then you define it like:

position = new Vector2();

I didn't pay attention to that part very much, I never had a use for it, but I did make a plugin once, which did something simaler to this:

var stuff = {
alertMe = function(e){
window.alert(e);
}
}

Last edited by GP1 (2011-12-14 22:44:08)