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joefarebrother wrote:

Also, I think an empty ring should report the identity function.

bharvey wrote:

Votes?

-1 because snap! should not guess what you mean. it should do what you mean, if it's not understanding it, explain better.

joefarebrother wrote:

well maybe it could be an option? You right click and there is a checkbox menu item "make empty rings report identity" and when it's checked, any empty rings report an identity function, otherwise, you get an error message.

#5000th post

Brian, you should have claimed it. 

bharvey wrote:

Sorry for the delayed response;

No problem. 

I had to put some attention into the stuff I actually get paid for.

Out of sheer curiosity, what might that be? I just realized maybe developing Snap! and answering questions on this thread wasn't your full-time job... 

bharvey wrote:

Hey, shadow, quite a while back you expressed interest in volunteering to redo the reference manual pictures for the Snap!

I'd love to contribute! I'll definitely have time, so let me know what you need! 

bharvey wrote:

shadow_7283 wrote:

Brian, you should have claimed it.

Nah, I'm an adult, I'm supposed to be too mature to compete with kids. 

I'm not a kid, i'm a teenager.

joefarebrother wrote:

bharvey wrote:

shadow_7283 wrote:

Brian, you should have claimed it.

Nah, I'm an adult, I'm supposed to be too mature to compete with kids. 

I'm not a kid, i'm a teenager.

I'm a teenager as well and I still count teenagers as kids 

joefarebrother wrote:

can we get back on topic?

Sure.  Status report: We are all holding our breath waiting for Jens to finish debugging zebra coloring (partly done), and then we can get to work on the manual.

P.S.  You sure you don't want us to annoy you some more?    <- jk

Last edited by bharvey (2012-04-28 20:25:55)

Snap has gotten really good since I last tried it! 

@Jens
When saving an application I've got this Error message :
"Save failed: Error:QUOTA_EXCEEDED_ER\DOM Exception 22

@ Jens & blob8108
To be honest this application consists in creating a large wargame map by assembling 4 smaller *.jpg map, each quarter of map being represented  by a sprite costume. The next step is to add and move on this map several army units. This type of application works with Byob but I can imagine that Snap! has still size limitations.

"@xly, look here http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=58985"
Thanks for your contribution. Each of the four costumes is a jpg file of 400 Mo , put alltogether this is less than a medium definition jpg photo.
Anyway I'm going to make a test with Firefox.

roijac wrote:

@xly, look here http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issue … l?id=58985

Well, that's a bit of an issue. I hadn't realised the size limit for localStorage was so low... 

xly wrote:

Hardmath123 wrote:

xly wrote:

"@xly, look here http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=58985"
Thanks for your contribution. Each of the four costumes is a jpg file of 400 Mo , put alltogether this is less than a medium definition jpg photo.
Anyway I'm going to make a test with Firefox.

Hey, xly, I noticed you quote by copying and pasting the quoted text a lot. To quote someone, you can just click the blue "quote" link in the bottom-right corner of the post rather than copying and pasting the text. 

Thanks for advice. You know, an old chap like me (71 this year) has some difficulties to change its old habits.
I have tested the application in discussion with Firefox. Very unstable, but from time to time I succeeded to save the application. (the size of each of the four files is not 400 Mo as mentioned , but 400 K. This means that my 4 files all together have the size of a "low definition" digital picture.)

I agree, it is extremely unstable in firefox, usually using loops is what does it for me - it just freezes and I have to force end the process.