So I am making a coding language shell in Snap, and it works like this:
The computer takes the input, makes the input into a string so it can figure out what is one of the commands (Say the command is a print command from Python). It takes that line out and outputs it into the list.
But, I want to make it into a text, not list. It is outputting a list into a list. So can someone tell me how to convert a list into a string? That'll be GREATLY appreciated!
You know you can right click a script and click "script pic...", right?
I wanted them to see the whole screen
I did!
Oh, sorry, it looks like you took it with a very low-quality camera. Please forgive me.
if you don't want any spaces between each item of a list, then just do
[scratchblocks] (join (list) @addInput :: operators) [/scratchblocks]
But I DO want spaces
ok
That's why I suggested 
rather than 
. The middle input has a space in it.
(It's because of examples like this one that we invented the brown-dot notation for spaces in text inputs.)
here is the block list to string by sweetiepeh1 - Snap! Build Your Own Blocks (berkeley.edu)
with the block, replace the blank text area with any character you want (like spaces)
and put a list to the list area
using combine is much faster, and doesn't add another delimiter (is that the right word?) at the end.
Yes.
i just fixed that, also, i made that for quicker "list to string"
i like making things the hard way instead of using 1 simple block
@slate_technologies probably wants the program to run as fast as possible.
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