input() on skulpt vs trinket

[Timmy Chen]

Using input() or raw_input() in skulpt.org will bring up a javascript prompt() box, yet using either of those functions in trinket allows the user to type their response directly into the output, as it is with regular python.

Is this an option within skulpt, or is trinket using a modified version of skulpt?

[Brad Miller]

Skulpt makes it pretty easy to customize how you handle input by configuring a Javascript function that input will call behind the scenes to get the user input.

You can do this by setting Sk.inputfun to your own custom function.

Brad

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Brad Miller

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On May 14, 2016 at 10:55:40 AM, Timmy Chen (timmy....@gmail.com) wrote:

Using input() or raw_input() in skulpt.org will bring up a javascript prompt() box, yet using either of those functions in trinket allows the user to type their response directly into the output, as it is with regular python.

Is this an option within skulpt, or is trinket using a modified version of skulpt?

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