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There should be copy and paste buttons in scratch, on top. this would be helpful for info in long lists and <{ variables }>. Also you could put in pictures from the internet without having to do the annoying save thing.
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efisher82 wrote:
Also you could put in pictures from the internet without having to do the annoying save thing.
You can already do that, just drag the image onto a background or sprite.
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efisher82 wrote:
It would also be really great if you could take a .txt or word doc written in list form and convert it to a list in scratch.
Scratch 1.4 Reference Guide wrote:
Note: You can right-click (Mac: Ctrl+click) on a list monitor to export a list to a plain .txt file. You can also import any saved plain .txt files with values on separate lines.
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mathematics wrote:
Scratch 1.4 Reference Guide wrote:
Note: You can right-click (Mac: Ctrl+click) on a list monitor to export a list to a plain .txt file. You can also import any saved plain .txt files with values on separate lines.
Look at this, everybody:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=50111
Last edited by efisher82 (2010-11-14 09:05:03)
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mathematics wrote:
efisher82 wrote:
It would also be really great if you could take a .txt or word doc written in list form and convert it to a list in scratch.
Scratch 1.4 Reference Guide wrote:
Note: You can right-click (Mac: Ctrl+click) on a list monitor to export a list to a plain .txt file. You can also import any saved plain .txt files with values on separate lines.
I'd still like to be able to copy/paste text into say, a question box.
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What's wrong with using ctrl+C and ctrl+V? Those are the universal copy/paste commands and work on every text field.
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They do not work on "ask"
and they do not work on copying text from speech of a sprite.
ps. those are not universal, just the x c v are. ctrl and cmd are different. on my computer, ctrl-c does nothing. cmd-c is much more useful on my computer.
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kayybee wrote:
They do not work on "ask"
and they do not work on copying text from speech of a sprite.
ps. those are not universal, just the x c v are. ctrl and cmd are different. on my computer, ctrl-c does nothing. cmd-c is much more useful on my computer.
Not sure why you can't copy/paste into ask blocks, it works on mine. Speech bubbles aren't really text "fields" (they display text, but you can't type in them).
And by universal I just meant those commands work on any Windows program. Just switch it with command if you're on a Mac.
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hmnwilson wrote:
kayybee wrote:
They do not work on "ask"
and they do not work on copying text from speech of a sprite.
ps. those are not universal, just the x c v are. ctrl and cmd are different. on my computer, ctrl-c does nothing. cmd-c is much more useful on my computer.Not sure why you can't copy/paste into ask blocks, it works on mine. Speech bubbles aren't really text "fields" (they display text, but you can't type in them).
And by universal I just meant those commands work on any Windows program. Just switch it with command if you're on a Mac.
I have Mac os 10.6, and ctrl+v works on ask and say, and pretty much any block you can type into. Hmn is right about speech bubbles.
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Can't you already do that?
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