I’m attempting to create a “new” (i.e. not yet implemented in Snap!) data type: set. In many respects a set is like a list, so I started out implementing it as a list, with type-specific functions. Soon I ran unto troubl…
d4s_over_dt4: do it the c++ way,implement rb trees I have understood that for (r)b-trees
This more of a general question about Snap! rather than a specific problem, so not sure if it belongs here. To me the command list blocks, always felt a bit odd. They seem to stem more from the way Scratch treats list…
can even mutate a list to which you have no pointer at all (DELETE (1) OF (LIST A B
Hello, I am struggling with my homework. When I click "get column [#] from[data]" its suppose to report a single column based on what number i put in. Every time I click the "get column" it shows me the entire data tabl…
If i put in 2 (get column [2] from [data]) its suppose to show me only column b.
When making a custom stack block holding down on the hat block to open the context menu (the one where you make block variables and whatnot) would have a new option to turn the block into a cap This would also work with…
. :~) bluebaritone21 December 19, 2023, 2:35pm 69 Right, b/c Scratch has a different
I have created a program that draws out a graph of numbers. That's it in a nutshell. Taking a random sample from this graph, you will find it is a number from 0-480, where the item's height is e^sqrt(x), where x is the…
know what category to make a topic for this in Can anyone explain why I saw a "b"
I was inspired by @cookieclickerer33's project Conway's game of life, with a twist!, so I made my own implimentation of the game of life using lists. here it is! ▶ Instructions
Instead of having it as one text string though, the second item of is the B rule
Using Chromium Version 75.0.3770.90 (Official Build) Built on Ubuntu , running on Ubuntu 18.04 (64-bit) Sample project I paint an SVG costume (costume1) using the Paint Edito. I get a costume which I can later ed…
an svg and only gets movin gcenter option The other three "octopus a", "octopus b"
I've a 11700 long array of pixels – what's a nice Snap! way of halving it's length? My 1st attempt
for (i = 0; i < len; i += 1) { result[i] = this.hyperDyadic(baseOp, a[i], b[i]);
I think that custom blocks should have an option called "colour input" which adds a colour input, like the one in the Pen blocks.
But when you look at the color picker, you don’t see three knobs for R, G, and B;
This is an early version of Crλckεd, it’s basically snap inside snap but it’s all created programitcally! It could be turned into a single script but then it wouldn’t be very user friendly. Change log 0.2: you can go…
(LIST A B C) cookieclickerer33 June 15, 2023, 8:18pm 25 What context are you
