I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a snag.
I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baja or C++ or something?

-Rassilon...


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Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 11:37 pm

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a
snag. I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

Please paste your configuration from SCFG here.

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baja or C++ or something?

Yes, JavaScript modules can be executed as doors (e.g. xtrn/tw2/tw2.js). See http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:door:index#modules for details.

digital man

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In a reply from Rassilon on 23:37 about Javascript Door

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a snag. I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

what one?

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baja or C++ or something?

this I can't answer

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 11:37 pm

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baja o C++ or something?

Yeah, there's three or four allready written.... In a way, one would assume
Javascript is the easiest to write a door in, since it automatically has
support for writing to the serial port and console at the same time...


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Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 23:37:00

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a snag. I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

To execute a JavaScript door, you need to start the command line with a ?. For example, for Deuce's FS editor:
?fseditor.js %f

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baja o C++ or something?

Yes, doors can be written in JavaScript, although they tend to be Synchronet-specific doors. Synchronet comes with at least one Synchronet door (tw2), and things like Deuce's FS editor and SlyEdit are written in JavaScript.

Nightfox

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Nightfox to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:30 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 23:37:00

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a sn I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

To execute a JavaScript door, you need to start the command line with a ?. example, for Deuce's FS editor:
?fseditor.js %f

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baj C++ or something?

Yes, doors can be written in JavaScript, although they tend to be Synchronet-specific doors. Synchronet comes with at least one Synchronet do (tw2), and things like Deuce's FS editor and SlyEdit are written in JavaScri

Nightfox

so how would you run a door from the js menu like classic_shell.js?

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Corey to Nightfox on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:59 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Nightfox to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:30 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 23:37:00

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into
a sn I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

To execute a JavaScript door, you need to start the command line with a ?. example, for Deuce's FS editor:
?fseditor.js %f

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to use baj C++ or something?

Yes, doors can be written in JavaScript, although they tend to be Synchronet-specific doors. Synchronet comes with at least one
Synchronet do (tw2), and things like Deuce's FS editor and SlyEdit are written in JavaScri
Nightfox

so how would you run a door from the js menu like classic_shell.js?

bbs.exec_xtrn("code") is the most correct way to run any "door" from a shell, regardless of what language the door is written in. Alternatively, you could use load() or bbs.exec(), but I dont' recommend it.

digital man

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Digital Man to Corey on Fri Mar 26 2010 10:22 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Corey to Nightfox on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:59 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Nightfox to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:30 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 23:37:00

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run int a sn I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for second & returns to the prompt.

To execute a JavaScript door, you need to start the command line with ?. example, for Deuce's FS editor:
?fseditor.js %f

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to u baj C++ or something?

Yes, doors can be written in JavaScript, although they tend to be Synchronet-specific doors. Synchronet comes with at least one Synchronet do (tw2), and things like Deuce's FS editor and SlyEdit are written in JavaScri
Nightfox

so how would you run a door from the js menu like classic_shell.js?

bbs.exec_xtrn("code") is the most correct way to run any "door" from a shell regardless of what language the door is written in. Alternatively, you could use load() or bbs.exec(), but I dont' recommend it.

digital man

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There is a town called "Big Ugly" in West Virginia.

ah, ok great. I config it properly in scfg and just call it by the name I gave it? sounds easy. thanks as always.


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Re: Javascript Door
By: Digital Man to Corey on Fri Mar 26 2010 10:22 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Corey to Nightfox on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:59 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Nightfox to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:30 am

Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to All on Thu Mar 25 2010 23:37:00

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run int a sn I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for second & returns to the prompt.

To execute a JavaScript door, you need to start the command line with ?. example, for Deuce's FS editor:
?fseditor.js %f

Is it even possible to write a door in javascript or do I need to u baj C++ or something?

Yes, doors can be written in JavaScript, although they tend to be Synchronet-specific doors. Synchronet comes with at least one Synchronet do (tw2), and things like Deuce's FS editor and SlyEdit are written in JavaScri
Nightfox

so how would you run a door from the js menu like classic_shell.js?

bbs.exec_xtrn("code") is the most correct way to run any "door" from a shell regardless of what language the door is written in. Alternatively, you could use load() or bbs.exec(), but I dont' recommend it.

digital man

Snapple "Real Fact" #71:
There is a town called "Big Ugly" in West Virginia.

works great, thanks. no I can learn javascript and build custom menus sections. here is the first code of my door menu.

//############################ Doors Menu ###############################

function doors()
{
var key;

while(1) {
if(!(user.settings & USER_EXPERT))
bbs.menu("doors");

console.print("\r\nGame Menu: ");
key=get_next_keys("?XA\r");
bbs.log_key(key);
switch(key) {

case '?':
if(user.settings & USER_EXPERT)
bbs.menu("doors");
break;

case 'A':
bbs.exec_xtrn("amb4")
break;

case 'X':
default:
return;
}
}
}

I had done one in baja and now figured to make a js one.
synchronet has changed a lot over the years, but the extern system stayed the same. thanks again.

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Digital Man to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 12:54 am

Internal Code: TEST
Start-up Directory: (It's in the exec. directory for now - so no value) Command Line: test.js
Clean-up Command Line:
Execution Cost: None
Access Requirements: LEVEL 90|lEVEL 90 LEVEL 90
Execution Requirements:
Multiple Concurrent Users: No
Intercept Standard I/O: No
Native (32-bit) Executable: No
Use Shell to Execute: No
Modify User Data: No
Execute on Event: No
BBS Drop File Type: None
Place Drop File In: Node Directory
Time Options...
BBS Drop File Type: None

??

-Rassilon...

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Lord Time to Rassilon on Thu Mar 25 2010 11:37 pm

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a sn I can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

what one?

I was planning to write one.

-Rassilon...

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Nightfox to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 07:30 am

To execute a JavaScript door, you need to start the command line with a ?. example, for Deuce's FS editor:
?fseditor.js %f

Yeah, I tried that. Must be something else I'm doing wrong.

-Rassilon...

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In a reply from Rassilon on 18:34 about Javascript Door

I was just trying to add a javascript door & I seem to have run into a I sn can't get the javascript to run. Synchronet just pauses for a second & returns to the prompt.

what one?

I was planning to write one.

ohh ok

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Re: Javascript Door
By: Rassilon to Digital Man on Fri Mar 26 2010 06:22 pm

Re: Javascript Door
By: Digital Man to Rassilon on Fri Mar 26 2010 12:54 am

Internal Code: TEST
Start-up Directory: (It's in the exec. directory for now - so no value) Command Line: test.js

Change that to "?test.js" (without the quotes). See http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:door:index#command_line for details.

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