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- medians
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case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
I was thinking of sth like this:
set case-sensitivity to [sensitive v] ::sensing
<case sensitive? ::sensing>
- That_Little_Rocket
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Scratcher
9 posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
<[H] = [h]>true
Why?!?!?!?!?!
Last edited by That_Little_Rocket (Dec. 5, 2023 19:39:23)
- That_Little_Rocket
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Scratcher
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case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
I was thinking of sth like this:set case-sensitivity to [sensitive v] ::sensing
<case sensitive? ::sensing>
I would want to do that
- EDawg2011
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Scratcher
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case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
I would want this to be an Operators block because it would solve the problem, and be easier for children, which is Scratch's main target audience, to understand it. 
Example Program:
Reposted this because I posted this at the wrong forum.

<case-sensitive <> :: operators
Example Program:
when green flag clicked
ask [Put in your input.] and wait
if <case-sensitive <(answer) = [A]> :: operators> then
say [You put in an uppercase A as your input.]
end
Reposted this because I posted this at the wrong forum.
- Crispydogs101
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case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
So basically a detector for if there is a letter, for example, H, it would be like.
Hello, contains, H = true.
hello, contains H = false.
Am I getting it right?
Hello, contains, H = true.
hello, contains H = false.
Am I getting it right?
- EDawg2011
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
So basically a detector for if there is a letter, for example, H, it would be like.I think you got it right.
Hello, contains, H = true.
hello, contains H = false.
Am I getting it right?

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Last edited by EDawg2011 (Dec. 7, 2023 02:51:47)
- unmissable
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Scratcher
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case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
Support! This would be useful for me although I'm not saying why (it's supposed to be a surprise)
- cookieclickerer33
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
This isn’t possible
- EDawg2011
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
This isn’t possibleWhy not?

- ajskateboarder
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
This isn’t possibleNo?
Support, this is just amazing
- Sean107366
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Scratcher
24 posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
I was looking for this thing too
- DifferentDance8
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
Maybe instead of having it be a C block (which raises similar problems to the now-removed all at once block), have it be an option in sensing probably?
Something like medians' mockup might work.
Something like medians' mockup might work.
- cookieclickerer33
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
You can’t have a c block that enables case sensitivity for what’s inside it. You physically cannot do that in blocklyThis isn’t possibleNo?
Support, this is just amazing
- mumu245
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case sensitive C block (for uppercase, lowercase aware blocks in Scratch)
This would be confusing and hard to implement, because blocks cannot access this kind of context. Better solution would be this:
<[] is exactly equal to [] ::operators>Or this:
make blocks [case-sensitive v] ::operators
make blocks [case-insensitive v] ::operators
set decimal precision to (15) digits ::operators
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