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coolhogs wrote:

use this

when gf clicked
join [items 1 of list][join items 2 of list]

But it's more than two items, and the about of items will be frequently changing.

coolhogs wrote:

WingsGames wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

use this

when gf clicked
join [items 1 of list][join items 2 of list]

But it's more than two items, and the about of items will be frequently changing.

well put more join blocks on them.

But I don't know how many there will be. As I said, it'll be constantly changing. Also, there can't be any extra spaces.

coolhogs wrote:

WingsGames wrote:

coolhogs wrote:

well put more join blocks on them.

But I don't know how many there will be. As I said, it'll be constantly changing. Also, there can't be any extra spaces.

there wont be any extra spaces. What do you mean by it constantly changing?

It's a list that keeps track of the letters in a word processor, so every time a character is added, it goes on the list.

Pecola1 wrote:

Just use the simple
(ListNameHere) block 

^This. It leaves spaces in between the items, though.  If you don't want those, you can either use a counter variable and iterate through the list, or you can use the (list) block and parse out the spaces.   

set [i] to (0)
set [string] to ()
repeat(length of [list])
change [i] by (1)
set [string] to (join [string] [item (i) of [list]])
end

Last edited by MoreGamesNow (2012-03-05 16:33:35)