Why don't we remake Scratch in VB?
It could have modern, VB 2010 graphics!
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It would be very pleasing to see all you program at same time? No, each time someone finishes, all others still making have to remake all on the new-published one.
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I kinda prefer the graphics they have now
But it would be nice to have to be recreated in a different language, it would be nice for Scratch to be faster.
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VB would be quite cool. I thought about it before but I couldn't work out where to start.
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what-the wrote:
VB would be quite cool. I thought about it before but I couldn't work out where to start.
yeah, it's not easy to decide the starting point.
but step by step you can achieve it in VB. definitely!
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Yes you can, LS!
I only know basic programming with VB, as I can't use a variable to count the lines and see if each line has a existing command. If it does, it should do it.
Currently I can't do that.
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what is the difference with VB and VB.net?
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I just want to create it with VB.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
what is the difference with VB and VB.net?
VB.net is more automated than VB. Start typing in VB.net and every command (Well most) come up. VB.net is also easier to read but the commands are longer.
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ProgrammingFreak wrote:
what is the difference with VB and VB.net?
VB.net is more automated than VB. Start typing in VB.net and every command (Well most) come up. VB.net is also easier to read but the commands are longer.
.NET also has some pre-defined components that vb doesnt i think
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rdococ wrote:
Yes you can, LS!
I only know basic programming with VB, as I can't use a variable to count the lines and see if each line has a existing command. If it does, it should do it.
Currently I can't do that.
do you mean stuff like the
For var As Integer = 0 To <end> Step 1 'action Next
?
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rdococ wrote:
Yes you can, LS!
I only know basic programming with VB, as I can't use a variable to count the lines and see if each line has a existing command. If it does, it should do it.
Currently I can't do that.
Check if the line is blank: ( Python: )
for line in file:
if line == None: continue
elif line == 'print': print line[:5]
else: print 'Command unknown'etc, etc, etc... I'm pretty sure it shouldn't be too hard.
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