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By "custom block", do you mean a block in a custom extension? Because you can't execute JavaScript normally using vanilla blocks. |
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Yea I mean a custom extension.
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By "custom block", do you mean a block in a custom extension? Because you
can't execute JavaScript normally using vanilla blocks.
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Custom extensions currently cannot create multi-line blocks. Even Scratch itself can't do that right now. |
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Hello all! Sorry if this question isn't in the appropriate place. I've been using TurboWarp's Scratch so that I can make a custom block that will execute javascript when clicked. My question is whether we can enable a block to span multiple lines instead of just one. For example, Snap! has a Javascript function block that allows you to write a function that spans multiple lines.
Link for snap editor: https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html (for js function, click operators, then the gear icon at the top and then the "Javascript extensions" checkbox.
Link for snap source code: https://github.com/jmoenig/Snap
Any help is appreciated.
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