Why some block cant inject others?

[wjhtinger]

There is no reason, why?

[SebCanet]

Hi,
could you be more explicit? Join screen capture or even video to explain what is not working properly?

[wjhtinger]

I capture a video to explain. In video, fff is float number, iii is int number.

20230103-102925.mp4

[SebCanet]

Ok, thanks, I see what you mean. The variable typing detect is not finished in this version. I'll try to implement an auto detect system ASAP.

[wjhtinger]

Ok, thanks, I see what you mean. The variable typing detect is not finished in this version. I'll try to implement an auto detect system ASAP.

Thank you very much! When will you finish it? Then you can let me to do the testing

[wjhtinger]

How about this issue?

[wjhtinger]

Hi，anyone can help me on this issue? It OK too that who can give some ideals, then I could try to debug it by myeself.

[RobertPHeller]

Ok, thanks, I see what you mean. The variable typing detect is not finished in this version. I'll try to implement an auto detect system ASAP.

What is involved with fnishing "variable typing detect". It seems that this has not been done and it is more than a year later...

[RobertPHeller]

Related to this is that one can't use variables as arguments to digitalWrite(), etc. That is you can't create blocks for code like this:

`int state;

void setup() {
pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT);
state = HIGH;
}
void loop() {
delay(1000);
digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, state);
if (state == HIGH) state=LOW;
else state=HIGH;
}`

[SebCanet]

Really sorry but I had a lot of work, and no time for this project. I'm working on a new core, updated to Blockly v11 but still in alpha (arduino generator not finished, and I want to use same automatic typing mechanism for variable.
Help welcome!

[RobertPHeller]

I figured that you didn't have time. I would be interested in helping, but I guess I am going to need some pointers. I am also wondering about adding addition board types (like the ESP32 and various ARM types) and maybe adding support for additional libraries. I do see where to "install" boards and libraries (I think I can hook the install buttons to the HTTPD server to pass --install-boards and --install-libraries options to the arduino command), but also adding both to the GUI itself (eg updating the board selection menu and adding blocks for the libraries). At Sun, 24 Mar 2024 15:06:58 -0700 BlocklyDuino/BlocklyDuino-v2 ***@***.***> wrote:

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Really sorry but I had a lot of work, and no time for this project. I'm working on a new core, updated to Blockly v11 but still in alpha (arduino generator not finished, and I want to use same automatic typing mechanism for variable. Help needed!

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[SebCanet]

Well I tested a lot of things in another project, Studio4Education: https://github.com/A-S-T-U-C-E/STudio4Education, with demos here: https://tube-sciences-technologies.apps.education.fr/c/studio4education/videos
I made it quickly and it's dirty, so I would like to create a core (actually WIP https://github.com/A-S-T-U-C-E/ucBlockly), something with everything you need to create a micrcontroller VPI, and then each project, like BlocklyDuino, shoud be just a layer over µcBlockly.
Roadmpa: https://github.com/orgs/A-S-T-U-C-E/projects/16