Interesting, who is you audience for your talk? Here is a project like what Paddle2See is describing: (link to project)">(link to project) ...granted, that still doesn't provide extensive support for text, but it does capture keyboard input. I'm surprised you're not talking about the new features that just came out in 1.3 like the list or math functions.
Nice! With 1.3 you can sort of do keyboard input...by setting up keyboard actions for each key and adding the captured keystrokes to a list, one character per list item. Then, you can use the list in a Say block...and it will kind of print out a concatenated string. It should be possible to write a bunch of string handling routines using these one-character-per-list-item strings.
This is the slideshow I created to present Scratch at Barcamp Brighton (UK) 2008.
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hey i presented at barcamp to!!!
Interesting, who is you audience for your talk? Here is a project like what Paddle2See is describing: (link to project)">(link to project) ...granted, that still doesn't provide extensive support for text, but it does capture keyboard input. I'm surprised you're not talking about the new features that just came out in 1.3 like the list or math functions.
Nice! With 1.3 you can sort of do keyboard input...by setting up keyboard actions for each key and adding the captured keystrokes to a list, one character per list item. Then, you can use the list in a Say block...and it will kind of print out a concatenated string. It should be possible to write a bunch of string handling routines using these one-character-per-list-item strings.