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#2 2010-03-30 20:18:53
- Ssbrawl700
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Re: A=a
I pretty sure there isn't but how are you going to use it? There could be some sort of workaround if we knew what you were trying to make.
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#3 2010-03-30 20:27:06
- Kileymeister
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Re: A=a
Yes: Set Variable (variable name) to A. <Variable=a> = FALSE.
EDIT: I just re-checked, it doesn't do that. It used to... strange...
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#4 2010-03-31 11:24:47
- markyparky56
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Re: A=a
Maybe we should suggest adding in a setting which detects if you want it to be case sensitive.
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#6 2010-03-31 15:13:28
- markyparky56
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Re: A=a
cds56 wrote:
I'm making a block that checks whether a variable is upper or lower case..'
If it works, I'll post the code.
Oh, cool.
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#8 2010-04-01 11:20:58
- markyparky56
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Re: A=a
cds56 wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
cds56 wrote:
I'm making a block that checks whether a variable is upper or lower case..'
If it works, I'll post the code.Oh, cool.
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#9 2010-04-01 14:52:54
Re: A=a
The purpose of the check was for an UnCode translator...
The program would substitute various upper & lower case letters to other letters so that you could flip the page over and read it...???
Is there a repository of these home made blocks that you speak of...
And how hard are them to install...???
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#10 2010-04-01 17:08:51
- markyparky56
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Re: A=a
TinyWanda wrote:
The purpose of the check was for an UnCode translator...
The program would substitute various upper & lower case letters to other letters so that you could flip the page over and read it...???
Is there a repository of these home made blocks that you speak of...
And how hard are them to install...???
Thanx!
Are you using a tanslator or something?
You either get an imagefile off a friend which already has them, then swap that for the official image for scratch, or you hack scratch your self to add them.
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#11 2010-04-01 18:16:00
Re: A=a
markyparky56 wrote:
TinyWanda wrote:
The purpose of the check was for an UnCode translator...
The program would substitute various upper & lower case letters to other letters so that you could flip the page over and read it...???
Is there a repository of these home made blocks that you speak of...
And how hard are them to install...???
Thanx!Are you using a tanslator or something?
You either get an imagefile off a friend which already has them, then swap that for the official image for scratch, or you hack scratch your self to add them.
When I finish the block, I'll post the code so you can use it. But there is no 'repository' for homemade blocks... yet.
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#12 2010-04-02 06:05:03
- markyparky56
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Re: A=a
cds56 wrote:
markyparky56 wrote:
TinyWanda wrote:
The purpose of the check was for an UnCode translator...
The program would substitute various upper & lower case letters to other letters so that you could flip the page over and read it...???
Is there a repository of these home made blocks that you speak of...
And how hard are them to install...???
Thanx!Are you using a tanslator or something?
You either get an imagefile off a friend which already has them, then swap that for the official image for scratch, or you hack scratch your self to add them.When I finish the block, I'll post the code so you can use it. But there is no 'repository' for homemade blocks... yet.
It would be a good idea though... but it would be a bit awkward wouldn't it?
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#13 2010-04-02 06:29:46
Re: A=a
how can a block tell if a variable is upper or lower case when the variable string can contain upper, lower and characters?? you'd need a:
(letter (1)'s type of [variable])
reporting upper case, lower case, number or character (such as . , •) or a:
<letter (1)'s type of [Variable] = [upper case]?>
block.
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#14 2010-04-04 10:22:07
- markyparky56
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Re: A=a
sparks wrote:
how can a block tell if a variable is upper or lower case when the variable string can contain upper, lower and characters?? you'd need a:
(letter (1)'s type of [variable])
reporting upper case, lower case, number or character (such as . , •) or a:
<letter (1)'s type of [Variable] = [upper case]?>
block.
You can do this kind of test in most text-based programming languages, maybe we should add it to panther?
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