You know in Scratch you can have several ‘blocks’ of code, all with a ‘start program’ block at the top of them, and all running at the same time. Its a really great way to modularise code and create complex behaviours. I guess it means multi-threading or something similar?
I’m afraid it’s not currently possible with the Crumble software. There are limit resources on the micro, which makes it a bit tricky. I plan on adding events at some point – i.e. blocks that are similar to the ‘program start’ block, but say ‘when A goes HI’ or similar.
Although, when the Crumble is being controlled from the PC it should be easier. Simon’s ScratchCrumble might already do this?
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