11-07-2022, 08:40 PM
(11-07-2022, 08:17 PM)mnrvovrfc Wrote: The QBJS works with a "modern" web browser. Such as Chromium or any other based on it.
Not Palemoon. Take my word for it, don't try to run this on Palemoon which cannot even permit the user to save his/her work. Yes, this thing exists and I prefer it if it weren't for shortages like this.
Yeah, sorry, I'm targeting the most popular browsers for my testing: Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox. I just don't have the bandwidth to test on the more obscure ones.
https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share
Quote:I noticed "LOCATE" doesn't display the cursor on the output screen at all. It doesn't for "INPUT". That's why I joked in the other thread that the programmer might have to process the cursor position and draw the cursor for requesting input from the anxious types.
Yes, I never got back around to displaying the cursor for input. I'll put it on the TODO list.
Quote:Another thing: at least on my system (Linux 64-bit/Manjaro MATE/Brave) there's no indication on the screen the program run ended. IDK, maybe say in the console: "Program run has completed."
Good suggestion. At present you can tell the program has stopped because the < Stop > button disappears. It didn't exactly seem to fit in this context to display "Press any key to continue".