Playing with Blockly over the past week has demonstrated its value in introducing young and old to the coding world. One thing that I find great is the assignment of labels to inputs and outputs. However many designs use a switch shorting to ground when operated and a LED pulled to ground when turned on ( ie. the logic is inverted).
This makes it very difficult to read the Blockly graphical representation as some inputs and/or outputs may be on when they are off (and off when they are on).
In the input/output table would it be possible to have an additional column to tick if a particular pin is inverted? I can see that the Blockly graphical representation may need to switch between PICAXE pin view and the real world view (user view).
Great work.
This makes it very difficult to read the Blockly graphical representation as some inputs and/or outputs may be on when they are off (and off when they are on).
In the input/output table would it be possible to have an additional column to tick if a particular pin is inverted? I can see that the Blockly graphical representation may need to switch between PICAXE pin view and the real world view (user view).
Great work.