OK.
Btw, v1.0.0 will be released very soon.
in v1.0.0, can you add my block?
It is almost done, just a couple more things...
Well. I've checked your block again, and I think you're trying to verify if that string can be converted to a block. Am I right?
Yeah, but it's misleading to have a copyright symbol.
Hmm...
I never asked a question. This
was a post/statement.
I write it because I want people to recognize me as the author of the project.
They'd already know...
Yes. That is correct
Then use this:
I have 2 questions:
- How would users who visit projects that use my library know that is mine?
- Since I took inspiration from this project made by @joan_paneque, can I claim it as my own?
What does this do?
Converts the given string to blocks, and if it errors then that means the string cannot be converted to a block.
oh... k
wait will this solve it saying variations are not blocks?
Ex
[scratchblocks]primitive [store_key(key, value) v] (list [1] [2] [3][][/scratchblocks]
is reporting as not a block.
Also this might be the most effort I have ever put into making a block in the comments.
What do you mean?
In my block, if you use a block, put something like a list block in there, it will report false. Does this fix this?
There is a big difference between memory and storage.
I said:
With BC data => ~120 KB
BC data empty => 91 KB
MEMORY is temporary data stored on a computer. STORAGE is data written to a hard drive.