This topic will show you how to make Scratch Patches for nXIII's patch importer!
1. Open Notepad, or another text editor.
2. Enter the squeak code like this:
!BlockMorph methodsFor: 'class' stamp: ' '! methodName | variable | code
Just like when you code in your workspace.
3. Click [save as...].
4. Enter the file name.
5. For the save as type field click other and then add .patch at the end of the filename, making the file have a custom extension.
6. You should be able to import it as a patch now!
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I'm glad that sombody finally posted this. Now the block Library can get on with the .block patches.
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WindowsExplorer wrote:
I hope this post becomes a lot of help!
It most likely will. Maybe link to this from the block library. That'll get them here.
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owetre18 wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
I hope this post becomes a lot of help!
It most likely will. Maybe link to this from the block library. That'll get them here.
Great idea!
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owetre18 wrote:
I'm glad that sombody finally posted this. Now the block Library can get on with the .block patches.
We're working on it. And not because of this.
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This just makes me wonder if it's possible to make patches i Python, or maybe C++. .
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Last edited by Paddle2See (2012-10-24 19:32:46)
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jslomba wrote:
wait, what's the 'stamp ' '' thing for?
Not actually sure
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jslomba wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
jslomba wrote:
wait, what's the 'stamp ' '' thing for?
Not actually sure
so when you're making a patch, you just leave it blank?
Just leave it blank, or put your inisisals there.
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