blockly xml tag

[seyeong Park]

After generate xml with blockly, is there a document that summarizes xml tag?

example)

<xml xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

  <variables></variables>

  <block id="ytl4j[7Eb]HDaK]m.3#X" type="text_print" x="38" y="63">

    <value name="TEXT">

      <shadow id="zh~(K?l)4W~=zLy.pIs}" type="text">

        <field name="TEXT">abc</field>

      </shadow>

    </value>

  </block>

</xml>

xml tag : variables, block, value, shadow, field etc..

The attached document is my own XML tag document. Is this document correct?

Thanks.

[Erik Pasternak]

Hi Seyeong,

We don't currently have a lot of documentation on the xml format. The most details are probably in the docs for building a Toolbox, but there isn't a complete list of tags in the developer docs. The code all lives in xml.js, but again there's no list of every tag used. I don't have an easy way to open hwp files, but if you send a plain text version I can take a look.

Cheers,

Erik

[Neil Fraser]

It might be an idea to create a DTD.  Assuming that helps anyone.

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[Erik Pasternak]

Agreed. Filed #1308 to track

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[seyeong Park]

Sorry, i uploaded it as a pdf file again.

[Erik Pasternak]

Hi Seyeong,

It does look like you're missing a couple tags. The list of tags I have is:

xml - wrapper for the save file

  variables - the list of variables at the top of the save file

    variable - a single variable in the list

  block/shadow - declares a block or a shadow block

    value/statement - an input that can contain another block/shadow

    field - an item the user can edit

As for the list of block names, value names, and field names - those are defined by the set of blocks being used and are different for every use of Blockly. The Blocks we provide in the core library are a mix of common blocks and sample blocks to test functionality, so I wouldn't recommend using them as a definitive set.

Cheers,

Erik

On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 7:30 PM, seyeong Park <hamrr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Sorry, i uploaded it as a pdf file again.

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[Rachel Fenichel]

Here's a doc from 2015 describing Blockly's XML structure at that time, with descriptions and allowed attributes on each tag.  

This document has not been kept up to date--note that it's missing at least shadow blocks and variables.

Cheers,

Rachel

On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 8:53:03 AM UTC-7, Erik Pasternak wrote:

Hi Seyeong,

It does look like you're missing a couple tags. The list of tags I have is:

xml - wrapper for the save file

  variables - the list of variables at the top of the save file

    variable - a single variable in the list

  block/shadow - declares a block or a shadow block

    value/statement - an input that can contain another block/shadow

    field - an item the user can edit

As for the list of block names, value names, and field names - those are defined by the set of blocks being used and are different for every use of Blockly. The Blocks we provide in the core library are a mix of common blocks and sample blocks to test functionality, so I wouldn't recommend using them as a definitive set.

Cheers,

Erik

On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 7:30 PM, seyeong Park <hamrr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Sorry, i uploaded it as a pdf file again.

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