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See Appendix A in the Snap! Reference Manual for details.ca:$brush fixa el _ del llapis a _ _
color
color number
crayon
fair hue
~1
size
transparency
X11/W3C name
~2
(3D color spaces)={
fair HSL={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSL)
fair lightness
fair HSL vector
}
fair HSV={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSV)
fair value (brightness)
fair HSV vector
}
HSL={
hue
saturation (HSL)
lightness
HSL vector
}
HSV={
hue
saturation (HSV)
value (brightness)
HSV vector
}
RGB (0-255)={
red
green
blue
RGB(A) vector
RGB(A) hex
}
}§_ext_clr_numbersNote to myself: When the user sets a fair dimension, say fair HSL, variable HSL contains the corresponding "unfair" values, and "raw HSL" contains the numbers the user actually gave. It has to be this way because in the case of HSV, there is no "HSV" variable; rather, we use the pen's actual remembered-by-Javascript color's HSV coordinates. So our HSL variable has to be analogous to that. In both cases "raw" means the numbers the user gave us.1HSV✐ raw HSL100HSV100The identity function reports its input.This block reports the pen size, color, or transparency, in all the same ways that the SET PEN block allows you to set those pen properties. (It will also report the current crayon number, if the pen color was most recently set with SET PEN TO CRAYON.)
See Appendix A of the Snap! Reference Manual for details. ca:$brush _ del llapis
color
color number
crayon
fair hue
~1
size
transparency
X11/W3C name
~2
(3D color spaces)={
fair HSL={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSL)
fair lightness
fair HSL vector
}
fair HSV={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSV)
fair value (brightness)
fair HSV vector
}
HSL={
hue
saturation (HSL)
lightness
HSL vector
}
HSV={
hue
saturation (HSV)
value (brightness)
HSV vector
}
RGB (0-255)={
red
green
blue
RGB vector
RGBA vector
RGB(A) hex
}
}huesaturation (HSV)value (brightness)transparencyRGB vectorRGBA vectorredgreenblueRGB(A) hex1616HSV vectorHSL vectorsaturation (HSL)lightnesscolor numbercolorfair huenot setfair saturation (HSL)not setfair lightnessnot setfair HSL vectornot setfair saturation (HSV)2not setfair value (brightness)3not setfair HSV vectornot setcrayonX11/W3C nameChanges any pen property by the specified amount. Some color scales can't be adjusted this way unless the color was first SET using that scale.
Vectors (e.g., RGB color as a list of three numbers) can be incremented
by a vector as the amount. X11/W3C names can't be incremented.ca:$brush augmenta _ del llapis en _
color number
crayon
fair hue
~1
size
transparency
~2
(3D color spaces)={
fair HSL={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSL)
fair lightness
fair HSL vector
}
fair HSV={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSV)
fair value (brightness)
fair HSV vector
}
HSL={
hue
saturation (HSL)
lightness
HSL vector
}
HSV={
hue
saturation (HSV)
value (brightness)
HSV vector
}
RGB (0-255)={
red
green
blue
RGB vector
RGBA vector
}
}crayonRGB hexI don't know how to handle de:fange _ _
ca:agafa _ _
es:atrapar _ _
fr:attrape _ _
pt:captura _ _
cont3de:wirf _
ca:llança _
es:lanzar _
fr:lance _
pt:lança _
catchtagde:ignoriere _
ca:ignora _
es:ignorar _
fr:ignore _
pt:ignora _
combines any number of colors, reporting the result of mixing them, either additively (like colored light beams) or subtractively (like paints). If the result is too bright (additive) or too dark (subtractive), try the "averaged" versions, which will make the brightness more like the brightnesses of the input colors.ca:$brush barreja colors _ amb criteri _
additive (light)
additive (averaged)
subtractive (ideal)
subtractive (averaged)
simulated paint
paint (sRGB corrected)waveformssum of weightscombined waveformweighted geometric mean of waveformssum of weightscombined waveformTback to RGBT5.47813E-05 0.000184722 0.000935514 0.003096265 0.009507714 0.017351596 0.022073595 0.016353161 0.002002407 -0.016177731 -0.033929391 -0.046158952 -0.06381706 -0.083911194 -0.091832385 -0.08258148 -0.052950086 -0.012727224 0.037413037 0.091701812 0.147964686 0.181542886 0.210684154 0.210058081 0.181312094 0.132064724 0.093723787 0.057159281 0.033469657 0.018235464 0.009298756 0.004023687 0.002068643 0.00109484 0.000454231 0.000255925-4.65552E-05 -0.000157894 -0.000806935 -0.002707449 -0.008477628 -0.016058258 -0.02200529 -0.020027434 -0.011137726 0.003784809 0.022138944 0.038965605 0.063361718 0.095981626 0.126280277 0.148575844 0.149044804 0.14239936 0.122084916 0.09544734 0.067421931 0.035691251 0.01313278 -0.002384996 -0.009409573 -0.009888983 -0.008379513 -0.005606153 -0.003444663 -0.001921041 -0.000995333 -0.000435322 -0.000224537 -0.000118838 -4.93038E-05 -2.77789E-050.00032594 0.001107914 0.005677477 0.01918448 0.060978641 0.121348231 0.184875618 0.208804428 0.197318551 0.147233899 0.091819086 0.046485543 0.022982618 0.00665036 -0.005816014 -0.012450334 -0.015524259 -0.016712927 -0.01570093 -0.013647887 -0.011317812 -0.008077223 -0.005863171 -0.003943485 -0.002490472 -0.001440876 -0.000852895 -0.000458929 -0.000248389 -0.000129773 -6.41985E-05 -2.71982E-05 -1.38913E-05 -7.35203E-06 -3.05024E-06 -1.71858E-06newsRGBRGB vector255addmax255RGB vectorThis block reports a color. The color can be set in many ways, including RGB values, HSV values, HSL values, fair HSV or HSL (based on a modified spectrum that gives each spectral color equal space and promotes brown to a color), color number, crayon, or X11/W3C color name.
See Appendix A in the Snap! Reference Manual for details.ca:$brush color amb _ _ _
color
color number
crayon
fair hue
X11/W3C name
~
fair HSL=fair HSL vector
fair HSV=fair HSV vector
HSL=HSL vector
HSV=HSV vector
RGB (0-255)=RGB vector
RGB hex§_ext_clr_numberscolor numbercolor300index15scale1515255fromto122crayon132X11/W3C nameRGB hexcolorRGB vectorHSV vectorHSL vectorfair HSV vectorindex-1scale1index1color100fair HSL vectorindex-1scale1index1color110050ca:$brush _ del color _
nearest color number
crayon number
fair hue
~1
transparency
X11/W3C name
~2
(3D color spaces)={
fair HSL={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSL)
fair lightness
fair HSL vector
}
fair HSV={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSV)
fair value (brightness)
fair HSV vector
}
HSL={
hue
saturation (HSL)
lightness
HSL vector
}
HSV={
hue
saturation (HSV)
value (brightness)
HSV vector
}
RGB (0-255)={
red
green
blue
RGB vector
RGBA vector
RGB hex
}
}X11/W3C namenearest color numberrgbhslhsvrgbtransparencytransparencyRGB vectorRGBA vectorRGB hexredgreenbluehsvfalseHSV vectorhuesaturation (HSV)value (brightness)hsltrueHSL vectorsaturation (HSL)lightnessHSLlightnessfair lightness310030.9833.333333330.986.9444444516.944444451.96100fair lightnessfair saturation (HSL)210075.9493610075.949366.9444444516.944444451.96100fair saturation (HSL)fair HSL vectorfair lightness310030.9833.333333330.986.9444444516.944444458.823529100fair lightnessfair saturation (HSL)210075.9493610075.949366.9444444516.944444458.823529100fair saturation (HSL)fair HSL vectorfair hue11111111fair huefair saturation (HSL)fair lightnessfair HSL vectorbrownfair value (brightness)310054.5166.66666666754.516.9444444516.944444451.96100fair value (brightness)fair saturation (HSV)210086.3310086.336.9444444516.944444451.96100fair saturation (HSV)fair HSV vectorfair value (brightness)310054.5166.66666666754.516.9444444516.944444451.96100fair value (brightness)fair saturation (HSV)210086.3310086.336.9444444516.944444451.96100fair saturation (HSV)fair HSV vectorfair hue11111111fair huefair saturation (HSV)fair value (brightness)fair HSV vectorbrownfair somethingCan't get here -- please post project and screenshot to forum.This block reports the pen color
(as a color, not as a list of numbers).ca:✐ color de llapis actual
de:fange _ _
ca:agafa _ _
es:atrapar _ _
fr:attrape _ _
pt:captura _ _
contde:wirf _ _
ca:llança _ _
es:lanzar _ _
fr:lance _ _
pt:lança _ _
catchtagSets the pen color
to one of 100 preselected colors, like a box of 100 crayons.
The colors have names that are meant to be evocative.
They are organized in families, more or less corresponding
to spectral (rainbow) colors; the input slot has a two-level menu
in which you can hover over a family name to see the colors
of that family, each including a crayon number and an RGB value.
See Appendix A of the Snap! Reference Manual for more details.ca:✐ fixa el llapis de color _ _
grays={
0 black #000000=0
1 gray7 #121212=1
2 gray14 #242424=2
3 gray21 #363636=3
4 gray28 #484848=4
5 gray36 #5c5c5c=5
6 gray43 #6d6d6d=6
7 gray50 #7f7f7f=7
8 gray57 #919191=8
9 gray64 #a3a3a3=9
10 gray71 #b5b5b5=10
11 gray78 #c8c8c8=11
12 gray85 #dadada=12
13 gray92 #ececec=13
14 white #ffffff=14
}
pinks={
15 deep pink #ff1493=15
16 hot pink #ff69b4=16
17 bright pink #ff007f=17
18 raspberry #e30b5d=18
19 amaranth #e52b50=19
}
reds={
20 red #ff0000=20
21 burgundy #900020=21
22 cherry #990000=22
23 dark candy apple red #a40000=23
24 sanguine #c00000=24
25 maroon #800000=25
26 crimson #c90016=26
27 Lists #d94d11=27
28 candy apple red #ff0800=28
29 coquelicot #ff3800=29
}
browns={
30 saddle brown #8b4513=30
31 chocolate #7b3f00=31
32 kobicha #6b4423=32
33 sepia #704214=33
34 chestnut #954535=34
35 dark brown #654321=35
36 brown #964b00=36
37 golden brown #996515=37
38 cinnamon #b87333=38
39 copper #d2691e=39
}
oranges={
40 orange #ff7f00=40
41 Pantone orange #ff5800=41
42 pumpkin #ff7518=42
43 Variables #f3761d=43
44 Spanish orange #e86100=44
45 burnt orange #cc5500=45
46 sinopia #cb410b=46
47 ochre #cc7722=47
48 carrot #ed9121=48
49 tangerine #f28500=49
}
yellows={
50 yellow #ffff00=50
51 Control #e6a822=51
52 dark goldenrod #b8860b=52
53 goldenrod #daa520=53
54 saffron #f4c430=54
55 sandstorm #ecd540=55
56 mustard #ffdb58=56
57 gold #ffd700=57
58 egg yolk #fee33e=58
59 rubber duck #fbe108=59
}
greens={
60 lime #00ff00=60
61 apple green #8db600=61
62 Operators #62c213=62
63 forest green #228b22=63
64 green #008000=64
65 dark green #006400=65
66 dark pastel green #03c03c=66
67 emerald #50c878=67
68 mint #3eb489=68
69 Pen #00a178=69
}
cyans={
70 aqua (cyan) #00ffff=70
71 dark cyan #008b8b=71
72 cerulean #007ba7=72
73 iceberg #71a6d2=73
74 Sensing #0494dc=74
75 teal #008080=75
76 light sky blue #87cefa=76
77 deep sky blue #00bfff=77
78 dodger blue #1e90ff=78
79 azure #007fff=79
}
blues={
80 blue #0000ff=80
81 midnight blue #191970=81
82 dark powder blue #003399=82
83 cobalt #0047ab=83
84 denim #1560bd=84
85 navy blue #000080=85
86 steel blue #4682b4=86
87 Motion #4a6cd4=87
88 cornflower #6495ed=88
89 slate blue #6a5acd=89
}
purples={
90 violet #8000ff=90
91 Looks #8f56e3=91
92 grape #6f2da8=92
93 indigo #4b0082=93
94 x11 purple #a020f0=94
95 magenta (fuchia) #ff00ff=95
96 dark orchid #9932cc=96
97 Sound #cf4ad9=97
98 purple #7f007f=98
99 dark magenta #8b008b=99
}✐ last set ascrayon✐ fair?false1231Takes three inputs for red, green, and blue
values, each between 0 and 255. 0,0,0 is black; 255,255,255 is white. 255,255,0 is yellow, and so on.
The SET PEN block in this library lets you set individual red, green, or blue without changing the others, lets you provide a list of three RGB color components, and lets you provide a six-digit hexadecimal number, the form in which RGB color values are usually found online.
See Appendix A of the Snap! Reference Manual for details.pt:altera a cor da tua caneta para vermelho _ , verde _ e azul _ (0 a 255)
ca:fixa el llapis al color r: _ g: _ b: _
25500Takes three inputs for hue, saturation, and value ("brightness")
values, each between 0 and 1. 0,0,0 is black; 0,0,1 is white. 0.15,1,1 is yellow, and so on.
The SET PEN block in this library lets you set individual hue, saturation, or value without changing the others, lets you provide a list of three HSV color components, and lets you
use the very much superior HSL (hue, saturation, lightness)
color space.
See Appendix A of the Snap! Reference Manual for details.pt:altera a cor da caneta para matiz _ , saturação _ e brilho _ (0 a 1)
ca:fixa el llapis al color h: _ s: _ v: _
0.30.70.6Reports the current pen color as a list of three RGB values in the range 0-255. The PEN block in this library provides a large set of ways to examine the color.
See Appendix A in the Snap! Reference Manual for details.pt:a cor da caneta em RGB (vermelho, verde e azul; 0 a 255)
Reports the current pen color as a list of three HSV values
in the range 0-1.
See Appendix A in the Snap! Reference Manual for details.pt:a cor da caneta em HSV (matiz, saturação e brilho, 0 a 1)
Takes a value from 0 to 15 and reports
the corresponding hexadecimal digit.
For internal use of the color library.Don't ask.
Only for internal use by the SET PEN block.truetrueCreates a bunch of global variables.
For internal use by Color library.global✐ last set as✐ fair?✐ color scale✐ HSL✐ last crayon✐ last X11✐ raw HSL✐ raw HSV✐ X11✐ crayon colors✐ fair hue table✐ colors✐ brights✐ pivots✐ HSV brights✐ HSL brights✐ HSV colors✐ HSL colors✐ X11 catch✐ dimension names✐ dimension dispatch✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false✐ raw HSV0100100✐ HSL010050✐ raw HSL010050not a crayonnot an X11 color11000hues1fair hues00hue101100021000✐ fair hue table10111smallest componentrgb255smallest component2rgb2552Red family8.7Brown/orange family17yellow501427.7522.334green52cyan67blue83.33333333purple9550505left of blackfalsehue603.61001003.6100100hue mod 100, other components cut off at [0, 100]value100color3.6index1index-1scale1255fromto1newHSVHSL✐ fair?truecolor300index15scale15grayscale15255fromto121✐ last set ascolor number✐ fair?true✐ raw HSL10050✐ raw HSV100100015866161216341656✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false144partial matchestrue4matchhead matchestrueSUBSET throws here if it handles a unique match144partial matchesfalse4matchhead matchesfalseSUBSET throws here if it handles a unique match2015866161216341656fair hue
transparency
~2
(3D color spaces)={
fair HSL={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSL)
fair lightness
}
fair HSV={
fair hue
fair saturation (HSV)
fair value (brightness)
}
HSL={
hue
saturation (HSL)
lightness
}
HSV={
hue
saturation (HSV)
value (brightness)
}
RGB (0-255)={
red
green
blue
}
}255100We have to do this last test to rule out the vector options, which aren't numbers; their code makes three recursive calls and we catch range issues then.huesaturation (HSV)value (brightness)saturation (HSL)lightnesstransparencyredgreenbluefair huefair saturation (HSV)fair value (brightness)fair saturation (HSL)fair lightness✐ last set asHSL33✐ fair?false1✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false04value0255131✐ last set asRGB✐ fair?false✐ last set asHSL22✐ fair?false1✐ last set asHSL✐ HSL11000100✐ raw HSL✐ fair?false1✐ last set asHSV✐ fair?false✐ raw HSV1310031100if USED TO BE fairHSL✐ fair?false1✐ last set asHSL2222✐ fair?true1✐ last set asHSL3333✐ fair?true1231322✐ last set asHSV✐ fair?true133✐ last set asHSV✐ fair?true123131pt:o texto multilinha _
Reports the part of the first string up to the first instance of the second string inside it. If the second string isn't found, reports the entire first string.pt:o texto de _ antes de _
Reports the portion of the first input string starting after the first occurrence of the second string. If the second string isn't found in the first string, reports an empty string.pt:o texto de _ depois de _
Reports the character position (starting from 1) of the beginning of the first input string inside the second input string.
If it's not found, reports 0.pt:a posição de _ em _
If input is TRUE, comparisons made by functions in the string library will be case-independent (so "FOO" = "foo"). This is the default.
If input is FALSE, comparisons will be exact.pt:altera comparações ignorando distinção minúsculas/maiúsculas para _
Reports the portion of the first input (string) starting at the position given by the second input (counting from 1, like LETTER n OF) and ending at the position given by the third input (also counting from 1). If the third input is empty, reports the portion from the first position to the end of the string.
If a position number is negative, counts from the end backward, so -1 is the last character, -2 is the next to last, etc.pt:o texto de _ entre as posições _ e _ , inclusive
Reports True if the first input string contains the second input string, otherwise false.
Comparison is case-independent by default; use USE CASE-INDEPENDENT COMPARISONS to change that.pt:o texto de _ antes de _
Reports the input text with lower case letters instead of capital letters in the input. Uses the user's locale's rules for case conversion.pt:em minúsculas _
err_resetThe stream version of IN FRONT OF.
Streams, also called lazy lists, are like lists except that
items are not computed until they're needed. This allows
for more efficient handling of large computed lists, and
even infinite lists. The only piece of magic is here in
IN FRONT OF STREAM, whose second input is of type
Unevaluated, which means that it's a procedure, with
a sort of invisible gray ring. So HEAD OF STREAM is just
ITEM 1 OF, but TAIL OF STREAM has a CALL block
to make the computation happen.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:a prefixação de _ ao canal _
The stream version of ITEM 1 OF.
Streams, also called lazy lists, are like lists except that
items are not computed until they're needed. This allows
for more efficient handling of large computed lists, and
even infinite lists. The only piece of magic is in
IN FRONT OF STREAM, whose second input is of type
Unevaluated, which means that it's a procedure, with
a sort of invisible gray ring. So HEAD OF STREAM is just
ITEM 1 OF, but TAIL OF STREAM has a CALL block
to make the computation happen.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:o primeiro item do canal _
The stream version of ALL BUT FIRST OF.
Streams, also called lazy lists, are like lists except that
items are not computed until they're needed. This allows
for more efficient handling of large computed lists, and
even infinite lists. The only piece of magic is in
IN FRONT OF STREAM, whose second input is of type
Unevaluated, which means that it's a procedure, with
a sort of invisible gray ring. So HEAD OF STREAM is just
ITEM 1 OF, but TAIL OF STREAM has a CALL block
to make the computation happen.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:um canal com todos os itens de _ menos o primeiro
423true4The stream version of variadic MAP (any number of input lists, like
MULTIMAP in the list utilities library).
Streams, also called lazy lists, are like lists except that
items are not computed until they're needed. This allows
for more efficient handling of large computed lists, and
even infinite lists. The only piece of magic is in
IN FRONT OF STREAM, whose second input is of type
Unevaluated, which means that it's a procedure, with
a sort of invisible gray ring. So HEAD OF STREAM is just
ITEM 1 OF, but TAIL OF STREAM has a CALL block
to make the computation happen.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:a aplicação de _ aos itens dos canais _
The stream version of KEEP.
Streams, also called lazy lists, are like lists except that
items are not computed until they're needed. This allows
for more efficient handling of large computed lists, and
even infinite lists. The only piece of magic is in
IN FRONT OF STREAM, whose second input is of type
Unevaluated, which means that it's a procedure, with
a sort of invisible gray ring. So HEAD OF STREAM is just
ITEM 1 OF, but TAIL OF STREAM has a CALL block
to make the computation happen.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:os itens tais que _ do canal _
The inputs are a stream and a positive integer. SHOW STREAM reports a
regular finite list of length less than (for short finite streams) or equal to the
second input. It's useful because an infinite stream can't be displayed in a
finite amount of time.pt:uma lista com os itens do canal _ até ao _ º
1001Make a stream from a finite collection of items, like the LIST primitive.
Since this block is typically used for small amounts of data, it does not
delay computation of its inputs.pt:um canal com _
1Call this block with STREAM WITH NUMBERS FROM 2
as its input to get the infinite stream of all the prime numbers.
It's called SIEVE because the algorithm it uses is the Sieve of
Eratosthenes (clickable link):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sieve_of_Eratosthenes
Look inside; it's a beautifully elegant algorithm.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:a crivagem do canal _
The stream version of NUMBERS FROM 1 TO, with no
ending number because it reports the infinite stream of all
the integers greater than or equal to its input.
Read the code! It's deceptively simple.
Streams, also called lazy lists, are like lists except that
items are not computed until they're needed. This allows
for more efficient handling of large computed lists, and
even infinite lists. The only piece of magic is in
IN FRONT OF STREAM, whose second input is of type
Unevaluated, which means that it's a procedure, with
a sort of invisible gray ring. So HEAD OF STREAM is just
ITEM 1 OF, but TAIL OF STREAM has a CALL block
to make the computation happen.
For a tutorial introduction to streams, read SICP 3.5:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sites/default/files/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html#%_sec_3.5
or Brian's lecture notes (start on page 74):
https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~bh/61a-pages/Volume2/notes.pdf
The above are clickable links!pt:um canal com os números a partir de _
1Read the code while running it, Takes a table (typically from a CSV data set) as input and reports a summary of the table grouped by the field in the specified column number. The remaining three inputs are used only if the field values are numbers, in which case they can be grouped into buckets (e.g., decades, centuries, etc.). Those three inputs specify the smallest and largest values of interest and, most importantly, the width of a bucket (10 for decades, 100 for centuries). If the field isn't numeric, leave these three inputs empty or set them to zero. In that case, each string value of the field is its own bucket, and they appear sorted alphabetically.
The block reports a new table with three columns. The first column contains the bucket name or smallest number. The second column contains a nonnegative integer that says how many records in the input table fall into this bucket. The third column is a subtable containing the actual records from the original table that fall into the bucket.
If your buckets aren't of constant width, or you want to group by some function of more than one field, load the "Frequency Distribution Analysis" library instead. ca:gràfica de la taula _ agrupada pel camp: _ des de: _ fins: _ interval: _
1110add missing entries to a sorted list. Used for histogramspt:os itens de _ com a chave _ entre _ e _ com passo _ completados por _
ca:gràfica omplint _ amb clau: _ des de: _ fins: _ interval: _ amb _
11pt:desenha gráfico de barras de _ em (x: _ , y: _ ) com largura _ e altura _
ca:dibuixa gràfic _ a x: _ y: _ amplada: _ alçada: _
-200-100400200If smallest value < 0, the x axis isn't at the bottom.
Note that sort is by > not by <.
Not clear this can happen in a
histogram!max y1ratio1label delta y5010step2190draw x axis at y=00draw y axis902012i15Ready to draw bars.2data90ca:ordena taula _ pel camp _ en ordre _
ascending
descendingca:agrupa taula _ pel camp _ per intervals de _
pt:a aplicação a _ de _
ca:canalitza _ $arrowRight _
1This block creates new variables on the selected scope: global (for all sprites), sprite (for this sprite only) or script (only for that blocks stack) with the names given (in 'names' list).
If there is already a variable with that name in that scope, it does nothing: no errors and no overwrites.pt:cria as variáveis _ _
ca:crea les _ variables _
es:crear las _ variables _
de:erstellen _ var _
globalglobal
sprite
scriptThis block deletes all the variables with the names given (inside input list).
Each name will make only one variable deletion, and this will be the variable found following the scope order: 'script' -> 'sprite' -> 'global'.
If we have a "testing" sprite variable and also a "testing" global one, deleting "testing" will delete only the sprite one (Yes! we can also do "delete var (testing, testing)" to delete both.
If one variable does not exists (in any scope) an error happens, stopping block action in that point. You can check it before with the "does var (name) exists?"block. pt:remove as variáveis _
ca:esborra les variables _
es:borrar variables _
de:löschen var _
This block sets the given value (last input) to the variable named with the name givent (var input).
It looks for that variable following the scope order 'script' -> 'sprite' -> 'global' (the first match it finds).
If that variable does not exist (in any scope) an error happens, stopping their script. You can check it before using the "does var (name) exists?" block. ca:assigna a _ el valor _
es:asignar a _ el valor _
pt:altera _ para _
de:setze var _ auf _
§_getVarNamesDictThis block reports the value of the variable with the name given.
It looks for that variable following the scope order 'script' -> 'sprite' -> 'global' (the first match it finds).
If that variable does not exist (in any scope) an error happens, stopping their script. You can check it before using the "does var (name) exists?" block. pt:o valor de _
§_getVarNamesDictThis block reports "true" if there is a variable with this given name (input slot) in that context.
It can be a global, sprite or script variable.
Otherwise it reports "false".pt:a variável _ existe
ca:existeix la variable _ ?
es:existe la variable _ ?
de:existiert var _ ?
err_resetThis block turns on (show) the watcher view on stage (if it was not already activated) of the variable with the given name (slot input).
It can only access to the closest variable scope (if there different variables with the same name in different scopes) following the order 'script' -> 'sprite' -> 'global'.
No errors if that variable does not exist.ca:mostra la variable _
es:mostrar variable _
pt:mostra a variável _
de:zeige var _
§_getVarNamesDictThis block turns off (hide) the watcher view on stage (if it was not already activated) of the variable with the given name (slot input).
It can only access to the closest variable scope (if there different variables with the same name in different scopes) following the order 'script' -> 'sprite' -> 'global'.
No errors if that variable does not exist.ca:amaga la variable _
es:esconder variable _
pt:esconde a variável _
de:verstecke var _
§_getVarNamesDictCatch errors.
Runs the first script. If it succeeds, nothing else happens.
But if it has an error (something that would otherwise result
in a red halo around the block), then the second script is run,
with the text of the error message that would have been shown in the variable ERROR.pt:tenta executar _ e, em caso de erro _ , executa _
ca:prova de forma segura _ i si _ _
Throw an error.
Makes a red halo appear around the script that runs it,
with the input text shown in a speech balloon next to
the script, just like any Snap! error.
This is useful to put in the second script of SAFELY TRY
after some other instructions to undo the partial work of
the first script.pt:lança o erro _
Catch errors in a reporter.
Evaluates its first input. If that expression successfully reports a value, this block reports that value. If the expression causes a Snap! error,
then the final input slot is evaluated with the text of what would have
been the error message in variable ERROR. SAFELY TRY then reports the value of that final expression.
Sometimes you'll want to throw an error in the final expression. You
can put an ERROR block inside a CALL block to do that.ca:prova de forma segura reportant _ i si _ reportant _
errde:sprich _ mit _ Aussprache _ und Höhe _ Geschwindigkeit _
pt:fala _ na língua _ _ com tom _ e velocidade _
ca:digues _ amb accent _ _ to _ i velocitat _
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