You don’t need to do this.
Set the really long code thing you want to be equal to u or v to a variable.
Create this block [said variable] = u
Duplicate it and then create this [said variable] = v
Now put both of those in either side of the or block.
Now put the or block in the if block
Put that in the first space of the equal block (also move the create text with u and v to the first space and put u in the first space, v in the second)
Ok, so like this:
If [in text (create text with v, u) find first occurence of text [the long code you showed] != 0]
Also this should prolly be recategorized to help
Use two equals signs; one on each side of the or gate.
This?
Yes that is what i was getting at but you want to compare the really long block to v or u right
I think toronto’s suggestion has u in both spots, and you set u to the very long text you originally had.
How do I compare it? If it’s in an “if” block?
So you would switch the ? And the . to the really long block code (make it a variable). This would compare it
You should be able too. Is the rest of the code this:
Sorry, it was a bug, I reloaded.
It worked!
Thats Awesome!
I wouldn’t change this now since it took a while to fix this but just for future reference you don’t need to do
in text [property] get string from [property] to [property] + 1
You can just do
in text [property] get letter number [property]
This will save blocks if you need it
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