Summer of Code/2013/Turtle Blocks Python export project: Difference between revisions
Marion Zepf (talk | contribs) timeline: add tutorial on defining Prims; move external functions down a week |
Marion Zepf (talk | contribs) timeline: squeeze in two new awesome ideas |
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*** Action stacks (functions) from the 'Action stacks' palette | *** Action stacks (functions) from the 'Action stacks' palette | ||
** August 19 – August 25 (1 week) | ** August 19 – August 25 (1 week) | ||
*** Write a tutorial on how to define a Primitive for a new block, so other TA (plugin) developers can make their blocks exportable. | *** Write a tutorial on how to define a <code>Primitive</code> for a new block, so other TA (plugin) developers can make their blocks exportable. | ||
*** Introduce strong typing to <code>Primitive</code>s. | |||
*** Pass argument blocks to the functor as <code>Primitive</code> objects, not as ASTs or return values of a function call. | |||
*** Screen dimensions from the 'Presentation templates' palette<ref name="requires-add-imports" group="note" /> | *** Screen dimensions from the 'Presentation templates' palette<ref name="requires-add-imports" group="note" /> | ||
*** Runtime control (e.g., exit, suspension) from the 'Flow operators' palette | *** Runtime control (e.g., exit, suspension) from the 'Flow operators' palette | ||
** August 26 – September 1 (1 week) | ** August 26 – September 1 (1 week) | ||
*** Heaps from the 'Extra options' palette | |||
*** External functions (chr, int, mathematical function, tamyblock.py) from the 'Extra options' palette<ref name="requires-add-imports" group="note" /> | *** External functions (chr, int, mathematical function, tamyblock.py) from the 'Extra options' palette<ref name="requires-add-imports" group="note" /> | ||
*** Comments from the 'Extra options' palette: This is especially difficult because Python's <code>ast</code> module does not support comments natively. | *** Comments from the 'Extra options' palette: This is especially difficult because Python's <code>ast</code> module does not support comments natively. | ||