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From @stephanemagnenat on July 5, 2016 13:46
At the implementation level, an approach similar to botspeak (see examples/switches/botspeak
) could be used: detect basic blocks out of the program flow, put each of them in their own subroutine, and write a dispatch function. The result will take more space than the purely event-based Blockly, but should work for small programs as used in educational activities.
From @ddoak on July 5, 2016 13:50
I agree that this would be useful.
In my experience children always expect the thymio blockly implementation to work sequentially (like Scratch).
This is not my experience. If the children have no former experience with (sequentiel) programming, they think event based.
I believe, that sequentiel programming is not useful, because there is no "position sensor" and "blind positioning" has not enough accuracy to be usefull
From @stephanemagnenat on July 5, 2016 13:41
Some users of Thymio have expressed the desire to have a sequential programming mode in Blockly, similar at the interface level to what is available with Scratch (similar blocs), but fully running in the robot.
Copied from original issue: aseba-community/aseba#537