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Hardmath123 · 2011-06-30 11:26:41

Thanks!
I'll use:

Stacks
Reporters
Booleans
Stats
Queue
Faqs

sparks · 2011-06-30 11:59:31

It's always useful to reserve a few extra in case you decide to branch out. Get Wizzer to delete his post :S

scimonster · 2011-06-30 12:26:33

sparks wrote:
It's always useful to reserve a few extra in case you decide to branch out. Get Wizzer to delete his post :S

I asked him to and explained already. No reply. hmm

jslomba · 2011-06-30 18:28:56

new block: <is [ ] nil?>

blockspec:
('is %s nil?' #b #checkNil:)

code:

checkNil: str
str isNil: [^true].
^false.

Hardmath123 · 2011-07-01 11:30:50

Code:

(' %s is a palindrome?' #b #palindrome:)

Code:

palindrome: i1 
"Made with Scramble by Hardmath123"
| t1 |

t1_i1.
t1_ t1 asString reversed.
t1 = i1 ifTrue: [
^ true

].
^ false

Greenatic · 2011-07-01 12:20:25

New blocks by Baderous and I! Baderous figured the method to call, so he did most of it...I made half a blockspec and took pictures. So yeah, give him the credit. wink

The best part--no new code! Just add these blockspecs:

Code:

 ('width' #r #width)

Code:

 ('height' #r #height)

Hardmath123 · 2011-07-01 12:29:11

Code:

('Stamp me at x: %n , y: %n ' #- #stampAt:stampAt:)

Code:

stampAt: i1 stampAt: i2 
"Made with Scramble by Hardmath123"
| t2 t1 |

t1_ self xpos.
t2_ self ypos.
self gotoX: i1 y:i2.
self stampCostume.
self gotoX: t1 y:t2.

I should now be tied with Pecola(1)!

Last edited by Hardmath123 (2011-07-01 12:29:52)

SSBBM · 2011-07-01 13:11:37

Greenatic wrote:
New blocks by Baderous and I! Baderous figured the method to call, so he did most of it...I made half a blockspec and took pictures. So yeah, give him the credit.

http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/height.gif
http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/width.gif

The best part--no new code! Just add these blockspecs:
Code:
 ('width' #r #width)
Code:
 ('height' #r #height)

Those should be in requested blocks.

meowmeow55 · 2011-07-01 22:52:41

SSBBM wrote:
Greenatic wrote:
New blocks by Baderous and I! Baderous figured the method to call, so he did most of it...I made half a blockspec and took pictures. So yeah, give him the credit.

http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/height.gif
http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/width.gif

The best part--no new code! Just add these blockspecs:
Code:
 ('width' #r #width)
Code:
 ('height' #r #height)
Those should be in requested blocks.

You didn't read his post very well, did you? tongue

TuragaTreeko · 2011-07-02 09:26:22

jslomba wrote:
TuragaTreeko wrote:
I have a block. This is a good block to use for an answer/ask game, and they give the wrong answer.

('error!' #r #getError)

getError
^Error!
too simple.

exactly. I like simple blocks like this one. It is pointless. (that is why I made it)

Pecola1 · 2011-07-02 16:22:32

scimonster wrote:
TuragaTreeko wrote:
I have a block. This is a good block to use for an answer/ask game, and they give the wrong answer.

('error!' #r #getError)

getError
^Error!
Actually, it should report
^ self error

Actually if you have #error as the selector, there is no need to have a code.

Pecola1 · 2011-07-02 16:26:40

jslomba wrote:
new block: <is [ ] nil?>

blockspec:
('is %s nil?' #b #checkNil:)

code:

checkNil: str
str isNil: [^true].
^false.

I believe that has been share already.

Pecola1 · 2011-07-02 16:28:33

Greenatic wrote:
New blocks by Baderous and I! Baderous figured the method to call, so he did most of it...I made half a blockspec and took pictures. So yeah, give him the credit.

http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/height.gif
http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/width.gif

The best part--no new code! Just add these blockspecs:
Code:
 ('width' #r #width)
Code:
 ('height' #r #height)

I believe this was already shared.

meowmeow55 · 2011-07-02 17:00:12

Pecola1 wrote:
Greenatic wrote:
New blocks by Baderous and I! Baderous figured the method to call, so he did most of it...I made half a blockspec and took pictures. So yeah, give him the credit.

http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/height.gif
http://polyeztahpuppies.webs.com/width.gif

The best part--no new code! Just add these blockspecs:
Code:
 ('width' #r #width)
Code:
 ('height' #r #height)
I believe this was already shared.

"You believe"? Why don't you go check? tongue
I checked, and it doesn't exist already, so yeah.

sparks · 2011-07-02 17:59:59

The competition is being set up nicely, can I have a vote please as to whether the voting restrictions are "One vote per username" or "one vote per IP"? Both have pros and cons!

EzekielE · 2011-07-02 19:03:43

How do I add the code/method for a block?

scimonster · 2011-07-03 06:28:53

sparks wrote:
The competition is being set up nicely, can I have a vote please as to whether the voting restrictions are "One vote per username" or "one vote per IP"? Both have pros and cons!

Umm, what are the first four? They look like the regular logo, the Scratch Blocks link, requested blocks link, and the pic in your sig. hmm

sparks · 2011-07-03 07:22:13

scimonster wrote:
sparks wrote:
The competition is being set up nicely, can I have a vote please as to whether the voting restrictions are "One vote per username" or "one vote per IP"? Both have pros and cons!
Umm, what are the first four? They look like the regular logo, the Scratch Blocks link, requested blocks link, and the pic in your sig.

If you read, it says that Competiton entries are currently not being accepted so please do not try to upload submissions. The images currently on there are test images to check that display and arraying works, the vote page is what i'm working on at the moment.

scimonster · 2011-07-03 07:37:45

sparks wrote:
scimonster wrote:
sparks wrote:
The competition is being set up nicely, can I have a vote please as to whether the voting restrictions are "One vote per username" or "one vote per IP"? Both have pros and cons!
Umm, what are the first four? They look like the regular logo, the Scratch Blocks link, requested blocks link, and the pic in your sig.
If you read, it says that Competiton entries are currently not being accepted so please do not try to upload submissions. The images currently on there are test images to check that display and arraying works, the vote page is what i'm working on at the moment.

Oops, I guess I was a bit stupid then. sad

YourLocalBlockLib · 2011-07-03 11:41:27

The Block Library is celebrating it's first birthday on the 15th of July this Friday and to celebrate we're having a competition! Design and share a new logo for the block library thread and website for your chance to have your image featured and used by us with a link to your projects page!

Each Scratcher can enter as many images as they like but can only vote once on all the entries submitted!

The entry can either be an adaptation of the current logo with a change to show that the library is celebrating an entire year of operation or you could try and come up with a completely new logo for consideration!

For the full details take a look at the competitions page!

~~Sparks

Last edited by YourLocalBlockLib (2011-07-03 11:43:29)

scimonster · 2011-07-03 11:49:01

My image is larger, but when posted here, it is [put at the same size as]* the logo, so does it really matter so much?
*What's the word I'm looking for?...

sparks · 2011-07-03 11:55:48

scaled to match? Yes, the Scratch fora resize images to fit the width of posts. It's the ratio that's important more than anything else for that reason smile

scimonster · 2011-07-03 12:02:34

sparks wrote:
scaled to match? Yes, the Scratch fora resize images to fit the width of posts. It's the ratio that's important more than anything else for that reason

Yes, "scaled to the same size as". roll (That's at me. tongue )

Well, I based it off the original, but then I had to grow it on weebly. tongue

sparks · 2011-07-03 12:05:17

Weebly isn't a great imagehost hmm but it isn't blocked.

scimonster · 2011-07-03 12:16:42

sparks wrote:
Weebly isn't a great imagehost but it isn't blocked.

Didn't Pecola say dropbox also isn't blocked? :S

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