(if <> then [] else [])

define if <condition> then [1] else [2]
if <condition :: custom args> then
set [out v] to (1 :: custom args)
else
set [out v] to (2 :: custom args)

alexphan wrote:

define if <condition> then [1] else [2]
if <condition :: custom args> then
set [out v] to (1 :: custom args)
else
set [out v] to (2 :: custom args)

if <...> then
    ...
else
...
end

cs293450 wrote:

(if <> then [] else [])

If the condition is true, reports in the first slot, if not, reports in the second slot.

(if <> then [] else []:: operators)

da-maker wrote:

cs293450 wrote:

(if <> then [] else [])

If the condition is true, reports in the first slot, if not, reports in the second slot.

That isn't supposed to be a control block?

(if <> then [] else []:: operators)

(if <> then [] else []:: control)

DaSpudLord wrote:

alexphan wrote:

define if <condition> then [1] else [2]
if <condition :: custom args> then
set [out v] to (1 :: custom args)
else
set [out v] to (2 :: custom args)

^^^
Semi-support.

cs293450 wrote:

(if <> then [] else [])

If the condition is true, reports in the first slot, if not, reports in the second slot.

if <> then
set [report v] to [0]
else
set [report v] to [1]
end

cs293450 wrote:

if <...> then
    ...
else
...
end

matey1234 wrote:

da-maker wrote:

cs293450 wrote:

(if <> then [] else [])

If the condition is true, reports in the first slot, if not, reports in the second slot.

That isn't supposed to be a control block?

(if <> then [] else []:: operators)

That's not control, that's operators ;p

(if <> then [] else []:: control)

^ This is control.

I know. Read carefully.
"That isn't supposed to be a control block?"

some_boolean?"the boolean is true":"the boolean is false"

(if <some condition::operators> then [value 1] otherwise [value 2]::operators)

define if <some condition> then (value1)otherwise(value2)
if <condition::custom> then
set [var v] to (value1::custom)
else
set [var v] to (value2::custom)

sportfan999 wrote:

Here's a helpful workaround:

define if <some condition> then (value1)otherwise(value2)
if <condition::custom> then
set [var v] to (value1::custom)
else
set [var v] to (value2::custom)

ipaddude wrote:

(if <> then [] else [] :: operators)

define if <test> then (true) else (false)
if <test> then 
set [result v] to (true)

  

else
set [result v] to (false)
end

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

You can also directly build it into the code, too, instead of making a custom block.
Also duplicate topic? Not sure if there's an older one

MDCCCLXVII wrote:

ipaddude wrote:

(if <> then [] else [] :: operators)

Work-aroundable in Scratch, as a stack block:

define if <test> then (true) else (false)
if <test> then 
set [result v] to (true)

  

else
set [result v] to (false)
end

This block is included in Snap! and some Scratch modifications.