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• Auto-Generate JavaScript from Blockly

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• Customizing the Web IDE

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• Customizing the Web IDE

  in JavaScript • 9 years, 9 months

  

  Just a clarification, where would you call Espruino.Core.Code.switchToBlockly() from?

  Also, the code in js/core/app.js has a TODO that you plan to load the splitster orientation from file. Just wondering if that has been implemented already.

  Thanks.

• Blockly save() function

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• Blockly save() function

  in JavaScript • 9 years, 9 months

  

  I need some help writing a save() block in blockly. This code moves the servo on pin B14 to two positions 0.5 seconds apart then saves it to the microcontroller so the code executes next time I plug it in. This code works when I write it in the JavaScript window:

  setTimeout(function () {analogWrite(B14, 1.8 / 50.0, {freq:20});},500);
  setTimeout(function () {analogWrite(B14, 1.6 / 50.0, {freq:20});},1000);
  save();
  

  Similarly, this code works to call the first two lines from a Blockly block, so I know I'm doing all of that correctly:

  Blockly.Language.save = {
      category: 'Espruino',
      init: function() {
          this.appendDummyInput()
              .appendTitle('Save');
        this.setPreviousStatement(true);
        this.setNextStatement(true);
        this.setColour(100);
        this.setInputsInline(true);
        this.setTooltip('Save Code to Board');
      }
    };
  
  Blockly.JavaScript.save = function() {
    var move = "setTimeout(function () {analogWrite(B14, 1.8 / 50.0, {freq:20});},500);\n";
    var move2 = "setTimeout(function () {analogWrite(B14, 1.6 / 50.0, {freq:20});},1000);\n";
    var saveCmd = "save();\n";
    return move + move2;
  };
  

  But as soon as I call the save() command from Blockly by changing line 18 to:

  return move + move2 + saveCmd;
  

  then the block does nothing. Meaning, the servo doesn't move, and there's no indication that anything was sent to the board. The frustrating part is that when I click on the command prompt side of the IDE and press up to see the commands sent, I see all three of the commands that I wanted to see:

  setTimeout(function () {analogWrite(B14, 1.8 / 50.0, {freq:20});},500);
  setTimeout(function () {analogWrite(B14, 1.6 / 50.0, {freq:20});},1000);
  save();
  

  Please help,
  Rehman

• Customizing the Web IDE

  in JavaScript • 9 years, 9 months

  

  Thanks Gordon :)

  Rehman

• Blockly Functions

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• Customizing the Web IDE

  in JavaScript • 9 years, 9 months

  

  I've downloaded the source for the web IDE and I would like to customize a few things. Specifically, I'm writing new Blockly blocks, so I would like to be able to:

  1. Default to Blockly view as opposed to JavaScript
     
  2. Have the blockly portion take up most or all of the screen by default.
     
  3. I've added my new blocks to new list items like "Variables" or "Espruino". Is it possible to
     (a) get rid of these lists all together and just show all of the blocks available?, or
     (b) display only a subset of the list, then do something in the IDE to reveal more list items? The idea is to have a teacher "unlock" new blocks as a student passes a level with a subset of blocks.
     
     

  Thanks,
  Rehman

• Blockly Functions

  in JavaScript • 9 years, 9 months

  

  Hi, I would like to group several Blockly blocks into a function, then have the ability to call that function by simply calling a single block. I've seen that functionality on other Blockly sites, so I'm curious to know why it isn't part of the Espruino Chrome extension.

  Thanks,
  Rehman

• Pop Ups + text and mouse inputs

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