In Scratch 1.4 and 2.0, list blocks are a different color from variables. In the current spec they are all the same color. Is that wanted?
IMO they're totally different data types and should have different colors to reflect this.
@liam4 I agree that they should have different colours, but I don't think variables are data types. Text strings and numbers are data types.
How about having "variables" and "lists" as categories in the palette?
Yeah, they're rather different data _containers_, not types, oops!
How about having "variables" and "lists" as categories in the palette?
But then we'd need another category, because nine categories is.. a sad number. :P
edit: actually, _eleven_ categories! Wow.
Updated the blocks color spec to include a Lists color among the Data Category


Primary: #FF8C1A
Secondary: #FF8000
Tertiary: #DB6E00
Primary: #FF661A
Secondary: #FF5500
Tertiary: #E64D00
Looks great. Thanks @carljbowman
Whenever this is implemented, remember to update Blockly.Categories in core/constants.js so that lists can be styled separately from variable blocks with CSS
Tracking implementation in https://github.com/LLK/scratch-blocks/issues/1257
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Updated the blocks color spec to include a Lists color among the Data Category
Data - Vars
Primary:
#FF8C1ASecondary:
#FF8000Tertiary:
#DB6E00Data - Lists
Primary:
#FF661ASecondary:
#FF5500Tertiary:
#E64D00