* Google changed from an Inc to an LLC.
This happened back in 2017 but we didn’t notice. Officially we should update files from Inc to LLC when they are changed as part of regular edits, but this is a nightmare to remember for the next decade.
* Remove project description/titles from licenses
This is no longer part of Google’s header requirements. Our existing descriptions were useless (“Visual Blocks Editor”) or grossly obselete (“Visual Blocks Language”).
* License no longer requires URL.
* Fix license regexps.
This allows generators to have more control over the placement of suffix. Needed for ‘if’ blocks and function calls which require their suffix code to be somewhere other than the end.
Also, add loop’s prefix to ‘break’ blocks, since the loop’s suffix will be the next statement hit.
Also, reuse procedures_callreturn generator for procedures_callnoreturn.
These namespaces use to contain the original block hue constants,
but were deprecated (via comment, except for procedures) over a year
ago. With the removal of those constants, the declarations were
creating empty, unused objects.
* Create prevBlock_ upon first call to onchange.
* Revert state upon an incompatible combination, bumping the new incompatible
block, instead of the old block. Thus, the shadow is never the bumped block.
Bug:
* The undo stack get caught in a loop, and will never undo back to a state
equivalent to the previous action.
* Making all blocks use the MSG colour values.
* Deprecating Blockly.Constants.Lists.HUE and similar constants.
* Removing deprecated Blockly.Blocks.lists.HUE constants.
* Allowing message references in the Block.setColour() parameter.
* Adding checking of older constants, ensuring they are not overwritten.
* Revert "Fix synonyms when compiled. (#1248)"
This reverts commit f08afbb351.
* Revert "Compatibility for Closure Compiler. (#1240)" [fc8d4c9]
* Adding exports to all messages.
* Fixed missing dependency to Blockly.defineBlocksWithJsonArray()
* Adding a fully compiled demo draft (still simple optimizations).
* Demo optimizations switched to advanced and enabled exports (for Blockly.Msg).
* Message interpolation updated to use the exported (global) Blockly.Msg array.
* Adding some debug compilation options to the build script.
* Adding SVG externs.
* Fixed Blockly.inject's config array to work with compilation.
* Reverting all compiled code.
This fixes commit b307ba1151.
This fixes commit dec6910b67.
* Reverting all compiled code.
This fixes commit 824c806ec3.
* Removing old todo
* Merge commit 'fe96bec765f0eb58c5321101965100c2716760ed' into compile-messages-with-externs
* commit 'fe96bec765f0eb58c5321101965100c2716760ed':
Fixes positional index for Czech translation (#1264)
Missed one use of string instead of .property in extensions.js (#1262)
Update extensions.js to be compatible with ADVANCED_OPTIMIZATIONS (#1253)
Fix type tags and todo placement.
Procedure block renames variable in mutator if there is a case change.
* Fixes based on review by @NeilFraser
- 80 cols
- using goog.global instead of window
- @export on the same line as messages
* BF: Moving the msg dependency earlier, since Blockly.Msg.en is filling the Blockly.Msg object, which is empty without Blockly.Msg.en (and the rest of the code is using it as Blockly.Msg).
* Updating some texts in the demo's html file to be more descriptive.
* Commenting the debug options in the build, to maximize the optimizations. They are not removed, to allow anybody to turn them on if needed (since they are not documented on the Closure Compiler's REST API pages).
* BF: fixed blocks_compressed.js compilation, as it now requires Blockly namespace to exist.
* SVG externs file updated based on the one in https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/blob/master/contrib/externs/svg.js (eliminating 2 warnings)
Adding support for string table lookups in dropdown field labels specified in JSON.
Adds Blockly.utils.replaceMessageReferences() method to handle string replacement without interpolation tokens. Effectively uses the same old code, now moved into tokenizeInterpolation_(), which takes a parseInterpolationTokens option.
Replaces the direct JavaScript references (not pure JSON, and thus not portable).
Demonstrating this behavior in the logic_boolean dropdown.
