(keys pressed?) block

MDCCCLXVII

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Last edited by MDCCCLXVII (April 26, 2021 13:50:03)

boncuk18

MDCCCLXVII wrote:
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r u reopened this?

Zoomer_X

Xpexdex wrote:
(key pressed)
Is Not A block

I know, they're suggesting it to be a block. Also, to make your block a sensing block, type “ :: sensing” at the end of your block.

Zoomer_X

MrSherlockHolmes wrote:
MushroomMan99 wrote:
Support. This would make a safe-chat easier to make
set [chat message v] to (key pressed:: sensing) 
Thanks.

This would make a one-letter chatroom with this code. And if you meant “make a chatroom based on what you type”, then that is rejected, as if “meow” was a bad word, you could type “m” then “e” then “o” then “w”.

ContourLines

No support, as in many situations, the only block people really need is

<key [ v] pressed?>

since many games only require 4 or 5 keybinds. The block you are proposing can be recreated with a little bit of effort and is relatively effective.

SuperMarioHome

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

The symbols can be worked around with this:

key (join [<symbol>] []) pressed?

where <symbol> is any symbol. It also works with the Enter key.

Stoutscientist

Support.

Paddle2See

MrSherlockHolmes wrote:
 (key/s pressed? :: sensing) 
Would be useful because the workaround is very complicated, and it help with text editors, chatbots and simulations.
<key [L v] pressed?>
could be exchanged with
<(key/s pressed? :: sensing)=[L]>
So what do you think?
MrSherlockHolmes

This feature is present in Scratch 3.0 - including the “any key pressed” boolean

MountY_Backup

Paddle2See wrote:
MrSherlockHolmes wrote:
 (key/s pressed? :: sensing) 
Would be useful because the workaround is very complicated, and it help with text editors, chatbots and simulations.
<key [L v] pressed?>
could be exchanged with
<(key/s pressed? :: sensing)=[L]>
So what do you think?
MrSherlockHolmes
This feature is present in Scratch 3.0 - including the “any key pressed” boolean

But, they didn't implement the main feature he/she want to add, which is:

(key pressed :: sensing)

jmb1293634

absolutely support I could just do something like this:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [a v] pressed?> then
set [key pressed v] to [a]
end
...
end

but that would take too long so I support

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