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Find the named entities in some text. Fill in the blanks. Snap!

Hi, Working on a chatbot and integrating agents. Each agent is triggered by a keyword and each agent is a custom made block. I have a list where I keep track of all keywords and which agent is associated with the keywor…
Is it possible to find a block by it’s name and call it?

Id really like to have the option to have a variable that doesn’t appear in the pallet, basically a script variable that can be reused, global script variables Edit, oct 12 2023: I finally figured this out Using “ide_h…
suggestion was finally solved cymplecy January 20, 2023, 6:07pm 2 Best thing is to find

When coding something, its sometimes very handy to keep a note of something (like an algorithm copied from internet or something like that) You can use the library multiline reporter but it can easily end up getting dro…
10:25am 2 y not a comment cymplecy February 17, 2021, 10:35am 3 I don’t find

for (var col = 0; col <= 3; col++) { how do you write this in snap
newBoard, col); newBoard[row][col] = player; return newBoard; } // Function to find

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7.0 came out, everyone tried to find new things to Snap! 7.0.

I loaded the project on a different computer than I usually work on and all block definitions said undefined and I accidentally saved it and now the computer that it worked on before doesn't work either. Is there anyway …
Find a version that predates your save from the other computer.

The title basically explains it. Add an option to the context menu of a script to copy its script pic to your clipboard, so you can paste it into the forums and stuff.
But yeah, I’d find it useful too.

Could/should there be a right-click option to remove all loose blocks. Its a right "drag" :slight_smile: to clear them up after a long debugging/editing session
It’s better than searching all over the scripting area to find loose blocks.

Is there a way to configure Snap! to use a specific folder (sub-directory) in Local Storage, without having to specify it every time? Right now, it always uses Downloads, and that's not what I want. More specifically, Ex…
You might be able to find an extension that lets you do this.