Most of the primitives aren't self-explanatory.
If there is no documentation, is there a way to see the source code?
Most of the primitives aren't self-explanatory.
If there is no documentation, is there a way to see the source code?
Great Question. There is documentation manual. Here is the link: SnapManual.pdf (berkeley.edu).
The code is also public. Here is a link for that as well: Snap! Build Your Own Blocks (berkeley.edu)
Also, there is help available (right-click the block) for most of them, all but the newest and the oldest. :~)
Do you think of ?
It's an internal interface to whitelisted Javascript functions that only optional libraries should use.
Menu > Libraries...
Not intended to be used standalone, but wrapped as a part of the library's custom blocks.
Documented by the comments in the "extensions.js"
what older blocks dont have help screens?
I think some that we inherited from Scratch.
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