How do you program a block so that Scratch 1.4 ignores it when the script is running?

gregory9

Just read the title.

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davidkt

define do nothing
do nothing

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djdolphin

Just replace the block's code with:

^ self.

Last edited by djdolphin (Nov. 2, 2013 21:31:50)

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gregory9

djdolphin wrote:
Just replace the block's code with:
^ self.

It doesn't work. Sorry.

Last edited by gregory9 (Nov. 3, 2013 13:16:17)

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davidkt

davidkt wrote:
define do nothing
do nothing

Oh. 1.4.

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blob8108

davidkt wrote:
davidkt wrote:
define do nothing
do nothing
Oh. 1.4.

That doesn't even do nothing. It recurses infinitely.

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nXIII

repeat (0.1)
  say [Hello!] // Only Scratch 1.4 will run this
end

Thus, you can do this:

set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [true]
repeat (0.1)
  set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [false]
end

And use normal if statements.

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gregory9

nXIII wrote:

repeat (0.1)
  say [Hello!] // Only Scratch 1.4 will run this
end

Thus, you can do this:

set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [true]
repeat (0.1)
  set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [false]
end

And use normal if statements.

I don't understand that.

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blob8108

nXIII wrote:

set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [true]
repeat (0.1)
  set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [false]
end

Wow, that's subtle. How did you come across that?!

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scimonster

nXIII wrote:

repeat (0.1)
  say [Hello!] // Only Scratch 1.4 will run this
end

Thus, you can do this:

set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [true]
repeat (0.1)
  set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [false]
end

And use normal if statements.

Why, does 1.4 round up, while 2.0 rounds? Does 1.4 require repeats to run at least once?

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bobbybee

nXIII wrote:

repeat (0.1)
  say [Hello!] // Only Scratch 1.4 will run this
end

Thus, you can do this:

set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [true]
repeat (0.1)
  set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [false]
end

And use normal if statements.

Now.. someone needs an HTML5 player tester…

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technoboy10

repeat (0.1)
say [Hello!]
end

Also runs in the HTML5 player at the moment.

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nXIII

blob8108 wrote:
nXIII wrote:
set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [true]
repeat (0.1)
  set [Scratch 2.0? v] to [false]
end
Wow, that's subtle. How did you come across that?!

I was implementing doRepeat and I couldn't remember what either player did, so I tested both.

EDIT: https://github.com/nathan/phosphorus/blob/8f9e6e69d3995c47ba236552fee8ee7f4df9add2/phosphorus.js#L1430

Last edited by nXIII (Nov. 7, 2013 00:57:01)

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davidkt

blob8108 wrote:
davidkt wrote:
davidkt wrote:
define do nothing
do nothing
Oh. 1.4.
That doesn't even do nothing. It recurses infinitely.

Okay…

define do nothing

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Wasdkeys123

Just don't make a script.OR:

when green flag clicked
forever   
stop script
end

Last edited by Wasdkeys123 (May 4, 2014 19:25:45)

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