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Allows you to create a new (custom) block, in Python, without needing to make and install an Out of Tree Module (OOT). The example block simply takes the input stream and multiplies it by a constant. | Allows you to create a new (custom) block, in Python, without needing to make and install an Out of Tree Module (OOT). The example block simply takes the input stream and multiplies it by a constant. | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 12 March 2019
Allows you to create a new (custom) block, in Python, without needing to make and install an Out of Tree Module (OOT). The example block simply takes the input stream and multiplies it by a constant.
For some platforms the open with Default Text Editor button may do nothing, in which case you have to manually choose the text editor.
When you update the Python code, as long as there are no errors the block will automatically update. If you are adding new code and it seems like nothing is changing, there is probably an error in your code.