How can I make a block loop through the stack inside of it?

itsoutchy

I'm trying to make a c block where it would loop through all contents if the boolean provided is true, but I'm stumped on how It would run the stack inside of it.

It will be a recreation of the forever if block:

forever if <> :: extension
...
end

Already added a while loop like this:

// "BOOLEAN" is the condition here.
while (true) {
        if (args.BOOLEAN == true) {
            return 1;
        }
    }

If you want to see the current behaviour of it go to this url.
Any help will be appreciated

Last edited by itsoutchy (July 27, 2023 10:48:54)

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itsoutchy wrote:
I'm trying to make a c block where it would loop through all contents if the boolean provided is true, but I'm stumped on how It would run the stack inside of it.

It will be a recreation of the forever if block:
forever if <> :: extension
...
end
Already added a while loop like this:
// "BOOLEAN" is the condition here.
while (true) {
        if (args.BOOLEAN == true) {
            return 1;
        }
    }
If you want to see the current behaviour of it go to this url.
Any help will be appreciated

repeat until <not <thing :: grey>>
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You can do this:

define function
forever
if <bool :: grey> then
set [output v] to (1)
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