will report (([popContext] ::#fff)+()) also I made popContext inside a white block because snapblocks insists on making (popContext) a variable
I don’t think this is very high priority…
you might want to use right click → result pic next time
You don’t even need to hold shift, it’s there in the regular menu.
whoops, I meant right click
what is a popcontext
Idk, it just appeared when i was messing around with this [ V]
bet
It’s a block selector used by continuations
it jumps out of a Snap! context/ring
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Okay, the reason of this is that the ‘this continuation’ block in String is:
Context >> popContext a VariableFrame {}
As you can see from my other post above shown below:
The result of the ‘this continuation’ block in String is:
Context >> popContext a VariableFrame {}
I ran the custom block made using JavaScript and it returned this:
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So, the popContext means a continuation but converts to this string when used by the join((block with[inputs] :: #000080)@>)()@<:> block.