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- drmcw
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getParam question
When you have a custom block with parameters then within the JSON you have getParam tuples representing the parameters. The getParam tuple has 2 values the first is the name of the parameter, the second as far as I have seen has always been “r”, anyone any idea what this means?
- DigiTechs
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It's the kind of block it is. “ ” is for a stack block (as in, it executes code), “r” is for reporter and “b” (I THINK) is for predicate/boolean When you have a custom block with parameters then within the JSON you have getParam tuples representing the parameters. The getParam tuple has 2 values the first is the name of the parameter, the second as far as I have seen has always been “r”, anyone any idea what this means?
- scimonster
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You can't have a stack parameter.It's the kind of block it is. “ ” is for a stack block (as in, it executes code), “r” is for reporter and “b” (I THINK) is for predicate/boolean When you have a custom block with parameters then within the JSON you have getParam tuples representing the parameters. The getParam tuple has 2 values the first is the name of the parameter, the second as far as I have seen has always been “r”, anyone any idea what this means?

But yeah, i think it stands for reporter. If you make a boolean insert, it should be a “b”.
- DigiTechs
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Yeah, I know what you mean; I'm trying to put it into words…You can't have a stack parameter.It's the kind of block it is. “ ” is for a stack block (as in, it executes code), “r” is for reporter and “b” (I THINK) is for predicate/boolean When you have a custom block with parameters then within the JSON you have getParam tuples representing the parameters. The getParam tuple has 2 values the first is the name of the parameter, the second as far as I have seen has always been “r”, anyone any idea what this means?
But yeah, i think it stands for reporter. If you make a boolean insert, it should be a “b”.
I could've just copied+pasted from nXIII's Extension thread.. but meh.
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