dvd4 wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
zippynk wrote:
((days since 2000) + ([365] * [number of years difference]))would do that.Not exactly accurate because a leap year has 366 days and a leap year is every 4 year.
I am sure there are ways around it though.this would be accurate though
((days since 2000) + ([365.25] * [number of years difference]))
Still not accurate because only 97 out of 400 years are leap years in gregorian calendar.
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Freibauer wrote:
dvd4 wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
Not exactly accurate because a leap year has 366 days and a leap year is every 4 year.
I am sure there are ways around it though.this would be accurate though
((days since 2000) + ([365.25] * [number of years difference]))Still not accurate because only 97 out of 400 years are leap years in gregorian calendar.
((days since 2000) + (([365] + ([97] / [400])) * [number of years difference]))
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Not perfect though, because in the Gregorian calendar it's not 97 leaps, then 303 non-leaps. You actually need lists to be precise.
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I have a calendar project all made up and ready for submission when scratch 2.0 comes out. I'd made it for panther before, so I just had to make scripts for a couple custom blocks, and leave out one or two more advanced features.
EDIT: You might not consider it simpler, though.
Last edited by LiquidMetal (2012-10-05 01:20:17)
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LiquidMetal wrote:
LEGOengineer261 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
that method is the only method
what browser do you have?It wasn't working for me either, but then I made the last (login) thing a bookmark (do that by highlighting the url with username and pass then drage to bookmark bar, use chrome) then click on it when you get there... Now I have 3 bookmarks, 1 for the site itself, the next to get it working and the last to make me log in.
In firefox, it doesn't work for me though. Have you tried it in firefox?
EDIT: I tried it in chrome, and it sort of worked, and I was able to figure out how to do it in firefox from that. Its a little bit insecure though, because the password is in the bookmark. Whats the javascript code for a prompt? Maybe I could make my bookmark prompt me for a username / password.
I don't know if it would work, but the code is:
prompt("Whatever you want it to say goes inside these quotes");
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I hope the ST realized that the green is bleh
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i hope not!
scratch team don't let the scratchers tell you what to do!!!1
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henley wrote:
Sorry guys, I'm taking down the Scratch 2 site.
that's too bad. I liked that site!
@ the people trying to make a calendar,
there is the block: (current [day v])
which has year, month, day, date, hour, minute, and second.
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sir_duke wrote:
i can get on a 404 page on the alpha link give creds http://alpha.scratch.mit.edu/404
and your point is ... ?
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colors: yes!!!
my font settings in Chrome are set to "OCR-A extended" so that's the font the blocks have. idk why...
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ImagineIt wrote:
Orange variables back! YES!
Yeah, that was me. Somebody changed it.
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Jonathan50 wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
Orange variables back! YES!
Yeah, that was me. Somebody changed it.
I fixed it
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Jonathan50 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
Orange variables back! YES!
Yeah, that was me. Somebody changed it.
I fixed it
uh, no?
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veggieman001 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
Yeah, that was me. Somebody changed it.I fixed it
uh, no?
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Jonathan50 wrote:
Jonathan50 wrote:
ImagineIt wrote:
Orange variables back! YES!
Yeah, that was me. Somebody changed it.
I fixed it
if by that you mean you suggested they should be changed back then you werent the first one buddy
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