Splitting program?

Carol Hazlett

I use the method of taking a screen shot then printing it to make hard copies of my program but they are often a lot longer than the screen shot will do. I can shrink the picture but sometimes it becomes too small to be readable. I think I already know the answer but maybe one of you more experienced users may know. Is there a way to split the program into different columns on the screen and still have it run as one continuous program?

MattMatz

Hi Carol!

Blockly evaluates from "top blocks" and generally from top-to-bottom and left-to-right. While I can't guarentee that this would work, as long at the start of the next column to the right was vertically lower than the previous one, it should still work.

Capdiamont

If you are talking one processor, just split, I'm not sure. I generally take many screen shots, just because I can't see any more. You can have different functions or processor functions and they defiantly don't have to be inn the same column. I use a separate column for each processor. Very flexible.