Turn the reporter tree execute walks into a sequence of block
functions. After calling a block function store the reported value in
the arguments object its depending block will use.
- Set the reported value on the thread. There is only ever one "just"
reported value, which is read and stored elsewhere after being
reported.
The previous logic seemed to be expecting `peekStack` to return 0 when
the stack was empty, but its return type is `?string` and it returns
`undefined` when the stack is empty. The `!== 0` check would never pass,
then, leading to problems with (for example) the "say/think and wait"
blocks.
Remove indexOf tests for thread existence in doneThreads. Maintain a
list of null and thread objects mirroring the index position of threads
that are done in runtime.threads. Filter out null values after
filtering out done threads from runtime.threads.
This has a small side effect that threads that normally became DONE and
were added to doneThreads before being removed or restarted will not be
in doneThreads in this version. Restarted threads (_restartThread) do
not appear in this version but new copies will be in Runtime
this.threads supporting glow and monitor updates. Removed threads
(_removeThread) do not appear in this version if they are removed after
they were seen as DONE by the prior version. Threads removed before
they are seen as DONE do not appear in doneThreads in the prior or this
version.
Threads that are removed before normally becoming DONE do not appear in
doneThreads in either case. Threads that are restarted before the loop
checks if the thread is done do not appear in doneThreads in either
case.
Problem:
When a clone is deleted, its thread is removed from the thread
list; but the index "i" in the execution for-loop will still +1,
making the next thread skipped.
Changes:
Added a flag "isKilled" on a thread;
Set the flag when a thread is removed from the thread list;
reduce the "i" counter if the thread of the current loop is removed.
When popping down the stack frame it is assumed that you keep using the
previous warp state rather than looking at the warp state of the level
you just popped out to. This causes the loss of screen updates if the
warping block was the last statement in a loop as the loop does not obey
it's 'non warp' status.
* Add scratch3_procedures and no-op for defnoreturn
* Add mutation adapter to parse mutations in CREATE/CHANGE events
* Add mutation-to-XML
* Update spec map for Blockly procedure names
* Placeholder for procedure special cases
* Basic stepping to procedures
* Remove extra case
* Validation for changeBlock
* Provide property to Clone to distinguish "original" clones
* Provide method to clone a clone's properties
* Don't report clones in the UI target list
* Add target info to Thread
* Allow hats to skip clones (for green flag)
* Green flag skips clones
* Implement "create clone" and hat
* Pass the runtime to sprites and clones (for start hats)
* Clone disposal; trigger hats after drawable initializes.
* Separate stop threads for target; fix handling of stop button
* Remove extraneous `skipClones` property
* Add global clone limit
* Don't allow a non-clone to delete itself.
* Rename `cloneClone` -> `makeClone`
* Variable updates in runtime.js
* Synchronous drawable initialization (until we put it back to promises)
