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nXIII wrote:

randalpik wrote:

randalpik wrote:

Where is the code for the "set variable to" and "change variable by" blocks? Because I am working with variable manipulation while a script is running, I need to find them in order to change them to a string box from the drop-down list.

Never mind... I think I have it now

Oh, because we wouldn't know where you got THAT idea from.... 

no, just because panther has it, doesnt mean everyone took it from there. i had loads of ideas before panther:
- the 'key pressed' reporter (i was in italy when i made that one)
- the 'switch costume to camera' block
- the date/time block
- the change variables and lists to string inserters
- the constant value in operators (even though mine has a string inserter, not menu)

TheGameMaster1231 wrote:

Can Anybody Get The Clone Block That Works In Presentation Mode? I Already Have The Delete Block Work, But Not The Clone. Please Help!

And nXIII, I'm Not Accepting Your Big 'Talk' About Stealing The Blocks From Panther, Because Panther's File I/O, Clone/Delete, And All The Other Blocks That Are Hacked Command Blocks DO NOT Work For Me. So I'm Not Accepting It.

Um.... wait what are hacked command blocks?

EDIT: Oh, yea, MP56 already said this, but BTW that makes absolutely no sense... please explain.

LS97 wrote:

nXIII wrote:

randalpik wrote:

Never mind... I think I have it now

Oh, because we wouldn't know where you got THAT idea from.... 

no, just because panther has it, doesnt mean everyone took it from there. i had loads of ideas before panther:
- the 'key pressed' reporter (i was in italy when i made that one)
- the 'switch costume to camera' block
- the date/time block
- the change variables and lists to string inserters
- the constant value in operators (even though mine has a string inserter, not menu)

- key pressed wasn't my idea... I just implemented it in shadow_7283's thread about that block. I guess great minds think alike! 
- Wait, the one with or without the dialog? 'Cause I'm pretty sure that no one made the one without the dialog before me ... trust me, it's pretty hard.
- Er, that was actually billyedward's. That's why it says special thanks to billyedward in the help.
- Yes, but not ones with MENUS! (and I had that idea a REALLY long time ago, back when MathWizz and I had identical ideas at the same time...)
- Er, again I didn't see yours, just made this one by myself.

Lastly, for the people who actually hack Panther and care about it, (wow, that really trims down the numbers) I completely redid the arguments in the blockSpecs ... please don't tell me THAT was your idea.

Last edited by nXIII (2010-05-18 14:25:52)

how do u make a "new varible" block?

A little note to people:

(someCondition) ifTrue: [^ true].
^ false.

is a much-too-long way of this:

^ someCondition

randalpik wrote:

nXIII wrote:

A little note to people:

(someCondition) ifTrue: [^ true].
^ false.

is a much-too-long way of this:

^ someCondition

We know. At least the smart people here do. 

You still never told me how my message received block works.

Jakey22 wrote:

Sperry wrote:

Jakey22 wrote:

I tried it and it didn't work, although I might have written the block-specs wrong. also, it is supposed to be a boolean.

Sorry, that didnt work. Try this:

Code:

if: t1 contains: t2
((t1 findString: t2) > 0) ifTrue: [^ true]
^ false

Code:

('%s contains %s' #b #if:contains:)

That better?

I get the "Nothing more expected" error just before the  ^ false

Sorry, put a period ( . ) just after the [^ true] like this: [^ true].

nXIII wrote:

- key pressed wasn't my idea... I just implemented it in shadow_7283's thread about that block. I guess great minds think alike! 
- Wait, the one with or without the dialog? 'Cause I'm pretty sure that no one made the one without the dialog before me ... trust me, it's pretty hard.
- Er, that was actually billyedward's. That's why it says special thanks to billyedward in the help.
- Yes, but not ones with MENUS! (and I had that idea a REALLY long time ago, back when MathWizz and I had identical ideas at the same time...)
- Er, again I didn't see yours, just made this one by myself.

Lastly, for the people who actually hack Panther and care about it, (wow, that really trims down the numbers) I completely redid the arguments in the blockSpecs ... please don't tell me THAT was your idea.

ok, it's true that my blocks aren't as advanced as yours.
the camera block had the dialog.
and yes i started out with billy's but it only had the date so i added all the other ones.
and for the variable string inserters mine didnt have menus but it's not my point, i'm saying about the idea.
finally, you're right that you couldn't possibly have seen my constants because i didnt put them up on the forums.

markyparky56 wrote:

And to finish the arguement, nXIII and JS97 are both good Smalltalk programmers. You have good ideas. The end.

lol nice attempt at ending it but you spelt my name wrong. now i can start a new argument :p

markyparky56 wrote:

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! Woops... le me change that...

lol 

comp500 wrote:

what's the duplicate sprite code?

Predefined.

All you have to do (unless you do it the nXIII way that no one understands but him) is type in the block spec

('clone' #- #duplicateNoAttach)

but if you are using the source code:

('clone'     -     duplicateNoAttach)

I think that works.

Last edited by henley (2010-05-20 07:52:24)

Joeman592 wrote:

pyrodon wrote:

Hi LS97. I'm not sure how to use the <sprite _ touching sprite> block that you made. Could you please tell me where to put all the code? I tried in many places and I still get errors.

Also, does anyone know the codes for the following and where to put them?

If touching sprite_, bounce
flip
(report name of sprite)
clone
delete me

Thanks in advance!

delete me is ('delete me' #- #deleteMe)

Code:

deleteMe
    self delete

p.s. made code myself!

report sprite name is ('sprite name #r #spriteName)

Code:

spriteName
    ^ self objName

Sprite name doesn't work.
It returns an error.

are we sure it's not the missing dot after 'spriteName' ?

henley wrote:

comp500 wrote:

Code:

spriteName
    ^ self objName

Sprite name doesn't work.
It returns an error.

That's because it should be

Code:

spriteName
     ^objName

You just don't put the "self" in the code. And also the "^" would appear as an arrow pointing up, and that is what it should be.

It's actually with the spec. It returns an error when i type it in and press accept.