Please put the blocks in a project and share the project
There's no project. Just copy and import it...
Yeah, you can eventually max out your system/browser resources. But, seriously, you can just press STOP once you hit an infinite loop or recursion without a base case.
Yes, you can.
But I think the most difficult to stop is invalid sprite method
That's really annoying and hard to figure out. Also, it's much harder for Chromebook users and impossible for mobile users.
Just make a big project and put all the blocks you make into it. Then link that project every time you've made an addition (or is it edition?).
fixed in dev (although I'm not sure it's a good idea to take that feature away, but I'd rather limit what you can do with Snap! than have you complain about what you can do with Snap).
How do I close this window?
BTW the block seems to still crash Snap!...
Not really. You just make your way to the variables tab and click the "hide variable _" block.
Or, even easier, drag the temporary variable into the palette to delete it.
You don't. I just drag it down where it can't be seen.
What do you mean?
the only way I know of is going into dev mode and deleting the DialogBoxMorph.
if you're talking about with the "Invalid sprite method", then that one is fixed. You may have to clear the cache.
Still crashes for me...
Yes...? And I cleared my cache, yes...?
welp, I've got no ideas. Sorry.
Wait... Now it worked! Ty!
Snap! doesn't crash when you do that. It just only renders changes while you're dragging the variable watcher. Try it: Trigger the invalid sprite "crash", click on a different category than the one you're on, then drag the watcher.
I think @jens was worried about these types of projects when he said "Snap! Javascript could be used to hack and such..."