Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

Support if:
it is a LAST key pressed (by millisecond)

(key pressed contains []::sensing)
(key pressed::sensing)

key pressed included [] :: sensing boolean

kvackkvack wrote:

I support!
It shouldn't be called key/s pressed? though, since a block can only report one value at one time.
Also, when no keys are pressed, does it change to “none” or something like that, or will it stay as the last one?
If it's the latter, there should be a block like this too:

any key pressed? :: sensing boolean

(that's supposed to be a boolean you can put into a if statement btw)

<key [ v] pressed?>

peterjhc wrote:

ALSO add Shift, Enter, Delete, Tab, Shift, and symbol support (period, comma, slash, etc.)

(x position)
(y position)
(direction)
(costume #)
(backdrop name)
(size)
(backdrop #)
(volume)
(tempo)
(distance to [ v])
(answer)
(mouse x)
(mouse y)
(loudness)
(video [ v] on [ v])
(timer)
([ v] of [  v])
(current [ v])
(days since 2000)
(username)

<key pressed>

kvackkvack wrote:

I support!
It shouldn't be called key/s pressed? though, since a block can only report one value at one time.
Also, when no keys are pressed, does it change to “none” or something like that, or will it stay as the last one?
If it's the latter, there should be a block like this too:

any key pressed? :: sensing boolean

(that's supposed to be a boolean you can put into a if statement btw)

<key [any v] pressed?>

julianandwill wrote:

This would act as an automatic list, as these are automatic variables:

(x position)
(y position)
(direction)
(costume #)
(backdrop name)
(size)
(backdrop #)
(volume)
(tempo)
(distance to [ v])
(answer)
(mouse x)
(mouse y)
(loudness)
(video [ v] on [ v])
(timer)
([ v] of [  v])
(current [ v])
(days since 2000)
(username)

Justiamora wrote:

So I'm working on a project with a group of kids, each making their own level and such. One kid wants to do a dance party where the sprite calls out a number and the player presses a # key. Our problem is that we want to make it that if they press the wrong number the dance party starts over again.

We haven't been able to figure out how to do this? Does anyone have any idea.

(key/s pressed? :: sensing)

if <(keys pressed :: sensing) contains [W]?> then
end

<caps lock on?:: sensing>

define get keys pressed
set [index v] to [0]
set [keys v] to []
repeat (length of [keys v])
    change [index v] by (1)
    if <key pressed (item (index) of [keys v])?>
      set [keys v] to (join (keys) (item (index) of [keys v])
    end
end

ChocolatePi wrote:

this would be incredibly useful. however, one thing I'd see wrong with it is:

if they're pressing many keys, what would it return?

when green flag clicked
forever
    
if <<key pressed? = [1 ]> and <key pressed? = [a ] >> then
    
end

end

if <(key pressed:: sensing) = [r]> then
your stuff :: grey
end

if <key [r v] pressed?> then
... :: grey
end