I have managed to create a block that converts blocks to string
then I created another block that reverses the process. Is this considered "reverse codification?"
This block turns the command to a string:
And then it can be reversed with the other block:
This converter handles all snap! blocks including blocks inside blocks, variables, reporters, booleans, loops, etc.
Could I see the project?
it's a very big project, I can't reveal it now but in the future it will be published
I think so.
I assume blocks -> string is done by just replacing the blocks in a blocks-splitted script with text then JSON of ()-ing the list, right?
Then I think string -> blocks could be done by split by JSON-ing the text, then replacing the text with blocks then JOIN-ing it with the inputs.
I'd say it's reverse codification*, with an asterisk. It's more like splitted block conversion.
yea, you are right
I think yes 
. But instead of reporting a list, it should report the command itself.
