BlocklyProp
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Blockly based visual programming editor for Propeller C
The ability to change the BlocklyProp color scheme is a desirable feature. While experimenting with BlocklyProp recently, my wife (who is also a multi-lingual/environment programmer) commented that the current BlocklyProp...
## Scenario I let my "apparent" session stay open for > 12 hours (with computer asleep). Woke up computer, cancelled out of the *Save warning* prompt and made code changes,...
Block which expands with all 32 pins, and allows each one to be given a "constant name" and default pin state, which gets set immediately after main() This is currently...
The WX initialize block defaults to mode: Term & Programming no WX and DI: WX Socket. When mode is changed, the DO pin appears, and I/O pins other than P30...
Fully functional in Demo, needs testing and docs
The current implementation of blocks have no process available to determine that the libraries used by the compiler are at the correct version to support the newer blocks. This can...
The **Print text** block happily accepts a non-string variable (non-char*) and succeeds in compiling but causes ugly warning and of course won't work as user expected. This project:  produces...
Recent console capture shows violations. Disregard websocket errors, just look for "[violation]" below.  [blocklyprop.com-1558709527392.log](https://github.com/parallaxinc/BlocklyProp/files/3217820/blocklyprop.com-1558709527392.log)
It appears that the simple act of changing the screen name in the user profile will cause the user's private project to become invisible. Returning the screen name in the...
@VonSzarvas pointed out an unfortunate side effect of having init block code always generate at the top of the main() function. He described it as so: > Sometimes I like...