10.2 is gonna be awesome. Just sayin'.
(In dynamically scoped Logo, you don’t need the extra inputs to the helper.)
I'm trying to create a console for Snap! projects. It will have both input and output support, and it will display in a DialogBoxMorph. Here is a mockup I made in devmode:
That’s a slight simplification; details are in the Window chapter of the Object Logo
point towards x: () y: () move () steps towards x: () y: () move ()% of the way to x: () y: () (direction to x: () y: ()) (distance from x: () y: ()) (if any part of the sprite is touching the…
kind of already a block, except it’s exclusive to dev mode (shift + click the snap logo
I have a JS block that runs as a continuation. If it possible for the JS to "call" a Snap block via the Javascript?
for learning goes back to my work in the 70s in Director, in the 80s on Object Logo
Allows for you to use some of the features that are not available to use from the UI. Most of these features work just fine. Here is an example block to get the type for an input. All of the values come from…
See Computer Science Logo Style vol 2 ch 5: Program as Data for examples of what
Allows for you to use some of the features that are not available to use from the UI. Most of these features work just fine. Here is an example block to get the type for an input. All of the values come from…
See Computer Science Logo Style vol 2 ch 5: Program as Data for examples of what
Idk if it's appropriate, but I'd like to see a code editor so that I can look like an actual programmer rather than a child one (not really). Let it be a toggle to switch between the blocks mode and the text editor mode…
The only other real prototyping language I know of is Object Logo, from which we
That white area at the right is a textbox. I would make the categories double-wide, but I can't seem to resize them in dev mode. The "Sensing" category would probably be "I/O".
is Logo but in blocks.
So Snap*!* 9.0 released (I think it was actually 9.1 – I don't use Snap*!* daily) when I was working on my chess project, debugging en passant, and optimising check detection, when I went to run the project and it was no…
long been an opponent because I believed it to be a nostalgic remnant of the early LOGO
@bh yes i know i already made a post talking about this, but this time i acually have a good reason. in Snap! 10.0 we have 'Blocks all the way' which allows normal blocks to be customized, but hat blocks don't follow th…
plus: your logo is literally a custom hat block, and you cant make custom hat blocks
