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Either that means that we've been very productive, or that we've been chatting too much.

I think it's because it was the weekend and everyone was typing for a lot of the day.

p.s. does firefox have a keyboard shotcut for refresh? f5 does not work and I have a pen tablet, so I'm fed up with picking up the pen leaning over and tapping the refresh button 

sparks wrote:

contrastingly, this is the least I've heard from nXIII in ages... he must have a mountian of homework.

Either that or hes gone on a family day out 

sparks wrote:

Either that means that we've been very productive, or that we've been chatting too much.

I think it's because it was the weekend and everyone was typing for a lot of the day.

p.s. does firefox have a keyboard shotcut for refresh? f5 does not work and I have a pen tablet, so I'm fed up with picking up the pen leaning over and tapping the refresh button 

Crt + R for refresh.

markyparky56 wrote:

sparks wrote:

Either that means that we've been very productive, or that we've been chatting too much.

I think it's because it was the weekend and everyone was typing for a lot of the day.

p.s. does firefox have a keyboard shotcut for refresh? f5 does not work and I have a pen tablet, so I'm fed up with picking up the pen leaning over and tapping the refresh button 

Crt + R for refresh.

thanks 

er, if that means sitting at the PC and waiting for another comment then no. I am sitting at the PC and waiting for another comment whilst simulatiosly alternating between playing guitar and reading "host" by Stephanie Meyer and testing Panther for glitches. If not, I don't know what you mean

Sperry wrote:

Right - that worked (the calculation) thanks sparks!

round: t1 ToR?earest: t2
    t1 <= (t1 * (t2 / t1) + (t2 / 2) ) ifTrue: [^]
Now ho do I get it to return the value rounded DOWN?

I didn't do anything... but you're welcome ^_^

Last edited by sparks (2010-04-12 15:15:44)

markyparky56 wrote:

sparks wrote:

Sperry wrote:

Right - that worked (the calculation) thanks sparks!

round: t1 ToR?earest: t2
    t1 <= (t1 * (t2 / t1) + (t2 / 2) ) ifTrue: [^]
Now ho do I get it to return the value rounded DOWN?

I didn't do anything... but you're welcome ^_^

Rearest?

Fine, I made a typo. But can anybody help me? I'm stuck!

sparks wrote:

well this is an "out there" random guess, but what would happen if you had one procedure that determined wether it needed rounding up or down, and then routed it to either your equation of one that began t1 >= rather than t1 <= ?

it's only a guess...

No, no , no. That calculation was for rounding down. I was asking how to get the last character to a 0 and not to what it was.

Anyway: If that calculation is true - it will return a value. if its false - it will carry on and  skip the return

Last edited by Sperry (2010-04-12 15:26:32)

sparks wrote:

well this is an "out there" random guess, but what would happen if you had one procedure that determined wether it needed rounding up or down, and then routed it to either your equation of one that began t1 >= rather than t1 <= ?

it's only a guess...

That should work...

Oh yeah, I forgot, you know how i was talking around Laisse fare, i was actualy spelling it wrong and its actualy Laisse Faire, http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Laisse+faire

Last edited by markyparky56 (2010-04-12 15:28:23)

SeptimusHeap wrote:

Hey! About the MiniFeed,  it just feeds the RSS feed.

I like it.

SeptimusHeap wrote:

I got 4 new blocks: average of _ and _ and _ ; average of _ and _; distance between _ and _; and get variable ___ from mesh.

blockSpecs for average of _ and _ and _:

Code:

('average of %n and %n and %n' #r #average:and:and: 1 3 5)

Code for average:and:and: (In scratchmorph, other ops)

Code:

average: t1 and: t2 and: t3
|t4|
t4 _ t1 + t2 + t3 / 3.
^t4

blockSpecs for average of _ and _:

Code:

('average of %n and %n' #r #average:and: 1 3)

Code for average:and: (In scratchmorph, other ops)

Code:

average: t1 and: t2
|t3|
t3 _ t1 + t2 / 2.
^t3

blockSpecs for distance between _ and _:

Code:

('distance between %n and %n' #r #difference:and: 1 10)

Code for difference:and: (In scratchmorph, other ops)

Code:

difference: t1 and: t2
|t3|
t1 < t2 ifTrue: [t3 _ t2 - t1].
t2 < t1 ifTrue: [t3 _ t1 - t2].
t2 = t1 ifTrue: [t3 _ 0].
^t3

blockSpecs for get variable ___ from mesh:

Code:

 ('get variable %s from mesh' #r #sensor: 'variable')

Function sensor: is already built in.

No we have to wait for NxIII to appear and here can catch up on the last 5 pages or so...

(He is online right now)

Last edited by markyparky56 (2010-04-12 16:23:01)

Hmm... The get variable block doesn't seem to work. It can't get the value.

markyparky56 wrote:

MathWizz wrote:

Uh, no he's not...

Well he was.

SeptimusHeap wrote:

Hmm... The get variable block doesn't seem to work. It can't get the value.

Is there an actual variable to get?

Yeah. I don't get it. I bet it can't read a string.