Strange "stopped" scripts

Bug reports
1
  1. Firefox and chromium, probably all.
  2. #present:Username=spaceelephant&ProjectName=stop%20compare%20flag
    • get a {when I am [stopped v]] block
    • put any block using wait under it
    • click the stop sign, see it run the beginning of the block only, in the case of say, and only one waiting block, if there are multiple.
    • click the script, and see it work properly.
  4. Something confusing, but never wait.
  5. Act the same as on click of the script
2

If this is what you're describing, it's deliberate that a WHEN I AM STOPPED script can run only for one display cycle -- one time through a loop, and nothing that requires waiting. This is to prevent sorcerer's-apprentice runaway scripts.

3

Then how can I make the script:

{when I am [stopped v]]
[digital_write (13) <<true(_)>>]
[wait (.033333) secs]
[digital_write (13) <<(_)false>>]

Looking for an error, probably including jsfunction...

4

This is to turn off a robot?

5

yes.
EDIT: found a way, use a JSfunction with invoke.

6

Hi @spaceelephant ,

As Brian has told you, "When I am stopped" has nothing to do with "waits".

And yes, JS is the solution for your request. You only need an asynchronous call. Something like

this.arduino.board.digitalWrite(13, true);
var myself = this;
setTimeout(function(){
    myself.arduino.board.digitalWrite(13, false);
}, 33.333);

Joan