• first javascript

    From TheTaz@RCYLBBS1 to All on Friday, March 09, 2012 15:54:26
    hello all
    I am going to try my hand at javascript and would like a
    few ideas at where to start. have some experiance with
    baja, C++, and gwbasic. so I do understand some basic
    logic flow. what I would like to do is modify some of
    the synchronet menus using Javascript. what would you
    suggest a good starting point would be? need somthing
    easy.

    TheTaz...


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  • From Digital Man to TheTaz on Friday, March 09, 2012 15:06:01
    Re: first javascript
    By: TheTaz to All on Fri Mar 09 2012 03:54 pm

    hello all
    I am going to try my hand at javascript and would like a
    few ideas at where to start. have some experiance with
    baja, C++, and gwbasic. so I do understand some basic
    logic flow. what I would like to do is modify some of
    the synchronet menus using Javascript. what would you
    suggest a good starting point would be? need somthing
    easy.

    Most of the Synchronet command shells are still written in Baja. What "menus" were looking to modify via JS? You can take a look at exec/chat_sec.js as example "menu" (the Chat section), as written in JS.

    digital man

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  • From Deuce@SYNCNIX to TheTaz on Friday, March 09, 2012 17:26:09
    Re: first javascript
    By: TheTaz to All on Fri Mar 09 2012 03:54 pm

    I am going to try my hand at javascript and would like a
    few ideas at where to start. have some experiance with
    baja, C++, and gwbasic. so I do understand some basic
    logic flow. what I would like to do is modify some of
    the synchronet menus using Javascript. what would you
    suggest a good starting point would be? need somthing
    easy.

    Currently the only "stock" JavaScript shell is classic_shell.js... but it was written as a translation of the Baja default shell, and isn't a good example of
    how to do a shell in JS.

    While it should be relatively simple to modify, it's not a good basis for a completely new shell... just good if you want to change a few key bindings and update the menu files.

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  • From TheTaz@RCYLBBS1 to Digital Man on Saturday, March 10, 2012 18:30:42
    Re: first javascript
    By: Digital Man to TheTaz on Fri Mar 09 2012 15:06:01

    Re: first javascript
    By: TheTaz to All on Fri Mar 09 2012 03:54 pm

    hello all I am going to try my hand at javascript and would like a
    few ideas at where to start. have some experiance with baja, C++,
    and gwbasic. so I do understand some basic logic flow. what I would
    like to do is modify some of the synchronet menus using Javascript.
    what would you suggest a good starting point would be? need
    somthing easy.

    Most of the Synchronet command shells are still written in Baja. What "menus were looking to modify via JS? You can take a look at exec/chat_sec.js as example "menu" (the Chat section), as written in JS.

    digital man

    Thanks for the info. I will use that as a starting point.
    I guess you gotta' start somewhere.


    Duece thanks for your input as well

    TheTaz...


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