Add a Not-Equal Block

Captain-Doggo

han614698 wrote:
wvj wrote:
No support, easy workaround
However, I would support these blocks (the workaround for them is very long):
<[] ≤ []::operators>
<[] ≥ []::operators>
The workaround are long?
<<[] > []> or <[] = []>>

<<[] < []> or <[] = []>>

Don't go offtopic

gdfsgdfsgdfg

ExcitedDuckVienna wrote:
No Support.

where reason
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remember: suggestions can actually get rejected due to workarounds (only if it’s extremely effective)
also whats with people saying no support cuz of a workaround (I mean some new scratchers aren’t dumb)

Last edited by gdfsgdfsgdfg (Nov. 5, 2023 22:39:04)

ajskateboarder

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:
also whats with people saying no support cuz of a workaround (I mean some new scratchers aren’t dumb)

The workaround is so ridiculously easy

undeterminstic

it would save like -1/3 of a second per usage so no support

AndrewSpeeder

-Back_Scratcher- wrote:
It would look like this:
<[] = []>
Except instead of the = sign, it would be the ≠ sign. (Not Equal)

No support super easy workaround

<not <[] = []>>

thedogcoder440

<not <[x] = [y]>>

The not block is the opposite function of the Boolean (true/false) making true=false and false=true

thedogcoder440

ExcitedDuckVienna wrote:
No Support.

say why you dont support. Its more constructive:

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The_Game_

I understand ‘easy workaround’ being annoying and not really valid most of the time COUGH previous costume COUGH but this time it is literally just putting one function in a function with both clearly stating what they do unlike the switch costume block not displaying that it works with booleans in any way shape or form .

Dinosaurguy77

the work around uses two blocks, this nlock could save a little space. so I SUPPORT TO INFINITY AND BEYONG SQUARED

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