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- What is dockers scratch image? - Stack Overflow
The scratch image is mostly used for building other base images For instance, the debian image is built from scratch as such: FROM scratch ADD rootfs tar xz CMD ["bash"] The rootfs tar xz contains all the files system files The Debian image adds the filesystem folders to the scratch image, which is empty As I understand it is essentially
- How to create a cloud variable in Scratch - Stack Overflow
All over the internet I see examples tutorials in which they create cloud variables But when I create a variable (I've used scratch 2 and 3) I get But I would like to get is this: I just watch a youtube tutorial in which was told that for cloud to work you have to be a scratcher for at least 3 month (I have an account for 4 months now)
- Whenever switching a tab or window, the screen becomes like a scratch . . .
The past couple of days, I've noticed that randomly whenever I switch into another tab, application, or make any sort of display change, my screen will glitch in a way where the change does not appear When I move the cursor, then tab will "reveal" itself, similar to that of a scratch ticket The screen display will fix itself after a few seconds
- How to create a Save Load function on Scratch? - Stack Overflow
The technique you mentioned is used in many scratch games but there is two option for you when making the save load system You can either do it the simpler way which makes the code SUPER long(not joking) The other way is most scratchers use, encoding the data into a string as short as possible so it's easy to transfer
- What is the usecase of Scratch Registers in ARM?
In this case, the r0-r3 are short lived registers or scratch registers Contrast to registers r4-r11 note which must be saved (on stack) if they are to be used The r12 or ip which is generally not special to assembler and can also be treated as a scratch register r12 is a scratch, but for different reasons than r0-r3
- Breakable loop in Scratch? - Stack Overflow
If it matters to break out mid loop (an odd thing to need in Scratch), and the last iteration of the loop is not undoable in the post loop blocks, then the if <condition> stop script route may be only way to go Broadcasts aren't pretty but they'd be my fallback over custom blocks which I have found to be less easy to explain to some kids
- How to tell which edge was touched in Scratch?
In Scratch, there is a condition in the sensing category called touching, that can have edge as a parameter Given that the condition returns true, how can I tell which edge was touched (i e top, bottom, left or right edge of scene)?
- How do I determine the direction of another sprite in Scratch
I'm programming a simple game for education in MIT Scratch and want to make a sprite turn towards another sprite (think an alien ship following our hero ship) I can easily make the alien ship point towards the hero: point towards 'hero'
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