define c_block{Code}
//{Code} is meant to be a block insert, but for some reason forum scratchblocks doesn't support that.
...//Your code here
Code::custom-arg
...//More of your code here

gilbert_given_189 wrote:

Are you suggesting to make a custom C-block? How would it function? Like this?

de​fine {custom c block! (number :: custom) (string :: custom) <boolean :: custom>{
}foo{
}bar{
} :: custom}{run [ v] :: custom cap} :: custom hat
if <(number :: custom) = (string :: custom)> then
run [custom c-block v] :: custom cap
else
if <<boolean :: custom> = <not <>>> then
run [foo v] :: custom cap
end
run [bar v] :: custom cap
end


when green flag clicked
custom c block! () [] <>{
}foo{
}bar{
} :: custom

edit: i need to fix up a lot of errors i made

de​fine {if <cond1::custom-arg>{
act1::custom-arg
}else if <cond2::custom-arg>{
act2::custom-arg
}else{
none::custom-arg
} :: custom} :: custom hat
if <cond1::custom-arg>::control
act1::custom-arg
else
if <cond2::custom-arg>::control
act2::custom-arg
else
none::custom-arg
end
end

define Custom Hat block
wait until <>
run script :: custom cap

define C block
run script :: custom

define when <Boolean>::event
Return true when <Boolean>::custom

Basic88 wrote:

no support. such a thing does not exist in other programming languages. Custom stacks are basically functions.

for (i) in 1 to (10) {

} :: control

jettypumpkin07 wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

no support. such a thing does not exist in other programming languages. Custom stacks are basically functions.

You can do it in Snap….. But yeah you have a point there.

for (i) in 1 to (10) {

} :: control

Basic88 wrote:

no support. such a thing does not exist in other programming languages. Custom stacks are basically functions.

if <> then
<[(distance to [ Poison] = [ Eat]>])
end

gilbert_given_189 wrote:

Well, to my mind, there is no other programming languages that have this feature. So…

Basic88 wrote:

jettypumpkin07 wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

no support. such a thing does not exist in other programming languages. Custom stacks are basically functions.

You can do it in Snap….. But yeah you have a point there.

for (i) in 1 to (10) {

} :: control

I meant text based ones. It definitely doesn't exist in lua, and I am certain it does not exist in js.

# This is the "custom c block"
def repeatUntil(func):
    def inner():
        while not func("bool"):
            func("run")
    return inner
i = 1 # This is the variable definition that comes before the repeat until
@repeatUntil # This shows that we are beginning the repeat until.
def run(arg):
    if arg == "bool":
        return i < 5 # This is the boolean, this is the most effective way I found to get it.
    else:
        print(i) # This is the inside of the custom c block.
        i += 1

if <you want [custom c-blocks v] :: operators> then
use Snap! :: custom
else
ask [why are you here?] and wait
end

jettypumpkin07 wrote:

-blockspam snip-
>>> snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html <<<

And no that isn't blockspam because I'm not spamming and it relates to the topic.

set [answer v] to [Because Snap doesn't have a community, I feel the UI is outdated, and because Snap is simply very advanced] :: sensing
broadcast [mic drop v]
say [thank you for coming to my ted talk]

define c block <if this>
if <if this> then

end