I would love it if you could somehow actually delete a custom block without it saying “To delete a block definition please remove all uses of the block” It should say something like “Remove … uses of the block … and delete its definition?”

I guess this could be implemented.

But I guess it is better if it manually makes you delete all the uses as you can't “accidentally” delete all your code. Of course, the reason it makes you manually remove all the uses is that one custom block doesn't stay behind in the editor with all of its other block types deleted.

Support!

This would be a small change, but could be useful if you have lots of code and don't want to track down a certain block to delete it.

Support! I can see why they don't have it, since it could make people go like, “Where did part of my script go?”, but if done right they could avoid confusion.

NilsTheBest wrote:

Sometimes when I make a custom block, use it a lot, and then think “nevermind”, trying to find all of its uses can be long and annoying. So being able to have a feature similar to this one would be practical.

That's just what I was going to say. Support!

What if it moved you to the custom block / highlighted it when you tried to do so, so you could find any hidden uses of the custom block.

Something like this:

(custom block (input :: custom-arg) :: stack custom) :: ring #FF0000

(It would probably look better when implemented)

surpport

ACE2_0 wrote:

What if it moved you to the custom block / highlighted it when you tried to do so, so you could find any hidden uses of the custom block.

Something like this:

(custom block (input :: custom-arg) :: stack custom) :: ring #FF0000

(It would probably look better when implemented)

That would be somewhat more helpful than nothing, but what if one has a lot of custom block uses? But, for nervous people like me who don't want to risk accidentally deleting a really long script, this could be very useful. Maybe an option for both? ‘Find custom block ’Banana'' and ‘Delete block and all uses’?

Support, sometimes I use them a lot just to find out I didn't need em.