* opens a new browser tab on an editable HTML document containing an
overview of the current project which can be further processed (saved,
edited, printed, turned into a PDF) to create a project report.
* now, when you export script pics attached comments get included.
* also new: Support to detect and react to “any” keystroke (hat and
sensing blocks)
(Does that block have a name?)
This is good for two reasons:
* it just makes sense to have floor and ceiling together
* It's a minor thing for scratch 2 parity.
* it doesn't clutter anything. 😁
activate:
- shift + click on a scripting pane's background
- shift + click on any block
- shift + enter in the IDE's edit mode
stop editing:
- left-click on scripting pane's background
- esc
navigate among scripts:
- tab: next script
- backtab (shift + tab): last script
start editing a new script:
- shift + enter
navigate among commands within a script:
- down arrow: next command
- up arrow: last command
navigate among all elements within a script:
- right arrow: next element (block or input)
- left arrow: last element
move the currently edited script (stack of blocks):
- shift + arrow keys (left, right, up, down)
editing scripts:
- backspace:
* delete currently focused reporter
* delete command above current insertion mark (blinking)
* collapse currently focused variadic input by one element
- enter:
* edit currently focused input slot
* expand currently focused variadic input by one element
- space:
* activate currently focused input slot's pull-down menu, if any
* show a menu of reachable variables for the focused input or
reporter
- any other key:
start searching for insertable matching blocks
- in menus triggered by this feature:
* navigate with up / down arrow keys
* trigger selection with enter
* cancel menu with esc
- in the search bar triggered b this feature:
* keep typing / deleting to narrow and update matches
* navigate among shown matches with up / down arrow keys
* insert selected match at the focus' position with enter
* cancel searching and inserting with esc
running the currently edited script:
* shift+ctrl+enter simulates clicking the edited script with
the mouse
Remove noShadow, because copying is really expensive--you could probably add this in-place with some more complicated logic, but it doesn't seem worth it. Also fix clipping logic so that fades look good on all background colors.
“stop this block” when used inside a custom block definition now always
returns out of the lexically enclosing script (the definition), even if
it is used inside other nested, C-shaped custom blocks in the
definition code. Previously it only stopped the nearest encompassing
“for” block, now it always stops the block whose definition it is in.
I don’t expect this fix to break any existing projects.
Jens Mönig