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Daffy22 wrote:

bbbeb wrote:

L = Lenient (a easy mode)
P = Pro (Knows it already)

L = Learner
P = Passeed (like in driving schools) 

L = Less Known
P = Probably Know it

XD

sparks wrote:

bbbeb wrote:

Daffy22 wrote:

L = Learner
P = Passeed (like in driving schools) 

L = Less Known
P = Probably Know it

XD

L = Let's stop arguing about this. Does it really matter what

P = People think it stands for as long as it's clear what the two modes are for?

L = Lets say it does!

P = Personally, I still think its
L = Lenient

P = Pro

And it's not arguing, it's debating! 

Last edited by bbbeb (2010-12-06 17:13:07)

Can I make a suggestion about your compiler.

Make another set of block specs that are the true HTML, and then use the 'project summary' function to save the scripts. That way they are in HTML and in a .txt file.

gbear605 wrote:

I'm making my own html typer/coder thing.  To do it I am pretty much using a write to file block(the code).  My question is, how do you write the <blah> in the browser.  when you write two <> like that, it thinks I'm writing a variable.  How did you do it, and any advice.

If you download the source code you can borrow my code for the blocks (it's the in all the blocks). However could you please give credit 

Daffy22 wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

I'm making my own html typer/coder thing.  To do it I am pretty much using a write to file block(the code).  My question is, how do you write the <blah> in the browser.  when you write two <> like that, it thinks I'm writing a variable.  How did you do it, and any advice.

If you download the source code you can borrow my code for the blocks (it's the in all the blocks). However could you please give credit 

I downloaded it, but you can't access the code on a mac.

     Edit: also, if I can figure this out I will be done with this project pretty much.

Last edited by gbear605 (2010-12-07 16:28:21)

When you try to download, why do you need to give your details?

Daffy22 wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Daffy22 wrote:

If you download the source code you can borrow my code for the blocks (it's the in all the blocks). However could you please give credit 

I downloaded it, but you can't access the code on a mac.

     Edit: also, if I can figure this out I will be done with this project pretty much.

emmm okay. To access the source you can double click the stack block input block. That will bring a debugger up. type Browser openBrowser into it and select do-it. That will open the browser. Make the changes then save the image 

Thanks.

I can't seem to find the location of the code for the blocks! Where is it?

Daffy22 wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Thanks.

No problem. What is it your doing exactly anyway? 

I'm making my own html thing, kind of like yours.  Actually your scripting wasn't much help, because we use entirely different ways, I'm just using a write text to file block.

I added another section to the Wiki Article. 

bbbeb wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

Daffy22 wrote:

No problem. What is it your doing exactly anyway? 

I'm making my own html thing, kind of like yours.  Actually your scripting wasn't much help, because we use entirely different ways, I'm just using a write text to file block.

And I am making one specifically for JS and PHP possibly, with blocks for the actual functions. 
And also, I am gonna use your code. Should I give credit, even though i ain't modding off it?

I would if I were you,
A) It's nice.
B) It's the right thing to do.
C) Why not.

bbbeb wrote:

gbear605 wrote:

bbbeb wrote:

And I am making one specifically for JS and PHP possibly, with blocks for the actual functions. 
And also, I am gonna use your code. Should I give credit, even though i ain't modding off it?

I would if I were you,
A) It's nice.
B) It's the right thing to do.
C) Why not.

A) Ok.
B) It is.
C) Why should I? 

Sorry, haven't check this thread for a while! (Why don't they send a notification to you  )

Anyway, yes please give credit 

Last edited by Daffy22 (2010-12-12 15:39:41)