I was writing the wiki article for the () contains () block and I found that one of the titles I searched for that happened to be the list block, <(list) contains (thing)?>.
So I'm worried that users might confuse () contains () with () contains ()?.
Slightly relatedly, I imagine () contains () should actually be () contains () ?; most boolean blocks that read with literal english words (e.g. "is touching [sprite] ?") end with a question mark.
Also, this issue is definitely comparable with the two "length of" blocks; one for lists, one for strings.
@towerofnix actually all the Operators boolean blocks don't have a question mark, e.g. () = ().
I didn't think of the two length blocks, but yes, they could easily be confused too.
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Slightly relatedly, I imagine
() contains ()should actually be() contains () ?; most boolean blocks that read with literal english words (e.g. "is touching [sprite] ?") end with a question mark.Also, this issue is definitely comparable with the two "length of" blocks; one for lists, one for strings.