([current v] key pressed::sensing)//can report last key too

picklehazard wrote:

Semi-Support. It Would Be Cool To See Something Like That, But There Could Be Multiple Sprites, So That Wouldn't Really Work Out.

Letsgopitt wrote:

Title explains it all. There should be an option to make scripts that function when any key is clicked, like this:

when [any v] key pressed // I'm not sue if it should be a the top or bottom of the dropdown, or if it should be default.

<key [any v] pressed?> // ditto

Any thoughts, please reply/support! I am making a text engine and it would be good to have a script like this to simplify things:

when [any v] key pressed
stamp

Any other ideas?

I got rid of the supporter count.

Letsgopitt wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

Semi-Support. It Would Be Cool To See Something Like That, But There Could Be Multiple Sprites, So That Wouldn't Really Work Out.

Why not? It would just work for both of them simultaneously. I don't see that as being a problem.
On an unrelated note, I'm scrapping the follower count.

picklehazard wrote:

Letsgopitt wrote:

picklehazard wrote:

Semi-Support. It Would Be Cool To See Something Like That, But There Could Be Multiple Sprites, So That Wouldn't Really Work Out.

Why not? It would just work for both of them simultaneously. I don't see that as being a problem.
On an unrelated note, I'm scrapping the follower count.

I Have No Idea Why, But I Kind Of Just Can Tell That It Wouldn't Work Out. For Some Reason I Just Don't Have An Explanation. Sorry!

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

Support, would be useful for new scratchers

(any)

if <(answer) = (any)> then
    
end

kingbiollante wrote:

instead of any being an option in the key detecter block, it could be made it's own block
E.G.

(any)

so it could also be used for

if <(answer) = (any)> then
    
end

Letsgopitt wrote:

kingbiollante wrote:

instead of any being an option in the key detecter block, it could be made it's own block
E.G.

(any)

so it could also be used for

if <(answer) = (any)> then
    
end

Could you elaborate a little more? How would that work? If you had “If answer=any” you wouldn't need the if block because anything could be any. Also, what would the any reporter report?

if <(length of (answer)) > (0)> then
end

(list of keys pressed::sensing)

for each [key v] in (list of keys pressed::sensing)::cstart // real block, although it's red

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

Letsgopitt wrote:

kingbiollante wrote:

instead of any being an option in the key detecter block, it could be made it's own block
E.G.

(any)

so it could also be used for

if <(answer) = (any)> then
    
end

Could you elaborate a little more? How would that work? If you had “If answer=any” you wouldn't need the if block because anything could be any. Also, what would the any reporter report?

Yeah, I'm confused as well. Do you just mean anything non-empty. If so, that's a good idea. You would mean

if <(length of (answer)) > (0)> then
end

However there isn't a similar thing for keys. Maybe

(list of keys pressed::sensing)

could be used with

for each [key v] in (list of keys pressed::sensing)::cstart // real block, although it's red

But that wouldn't be very easy to use. Adding the “any” option to the key pressed dropdowns is a better idea IMO

Zappy1333 wrote:

Support!
Also another related idea:

(last key pressed::sensing)//which could be used with this:
<[ v] is a [letter v]::sensing>
<[ v] is a [number v]::sensing>
<[ v] is a [key(shift ect) v]::sensing>

Letsgopitt wrote:

Title explains it all. There should be an option to make scripts that function when any key is clicked, like this:

when [any v] key pressed // I'm not sue if it should be a the top or bottom of the dropdown, or if it should be default.

<key [any v] pressed?> // ditto

Any other ideas?
I got rid of the supporter count.

Thepuzzlegame wrote:

Support, very easy to add but would have a lot of uses.