Meintest du feier?
Over the course of being in this community, I've heard a bunch of things thrown around, maybe a FAQ post I can't find anymore, but I have just a simple question: What is exactly is the rule for discussing and sharing th…
cymplecy March 23, 2022, 2:15pm 14 No you don’t hear it enough But you might be fed
It seems to me that this particular remove duplicates from function only works when it's a flat list, if the list consists of a list of lists, it won't work. Let's see an example: Under the hood, it's calling dta_an…
this original functionality to list of lists, I am assuming a predicate has been fed
After coming back to Snap! after a while of programming in JS, I've come to notice something: Data doesn't have types here, instead the type is detected as you use the values. For example, is interpreted as the number…
I’ve fed it some questions like so: says that both and are numbers.
I am not sure which category this should fall, so pardon me in advance if it's the wrong category. In snap, there are so many amazing library functions one can find, so maybe what I am trying to discuss here may already…
65.2 KB However, during debug, the map shows up correctly: That’s before it’s fed
As I start to build slightly longer blocks, even if I am using a large screen, I still find it not enough, therefore, I am asking whether it's possible, even through a hack, to be able to click a button to hide a block o…
keep items block for the comparison function (from item 1 of a list) which gets fed
Does using ask () for ({}@addInput) @addInput have any technical advantage in this situation over tell () to ({}@addInput) @addInput?
course, I never expected it to mutate the list it was given because the variable fed
