I just updated the exec directory (.exe, .js) and ran 'jsexec update' and 'jsexec msglist -install', however I'm not seeing any new behavior when I list or read messages.
I just have 'msglist' in the loadable modules configuration.
I'm assuming it's due to the code used in my js shell, maybe it's not triggering the new loadable module?
case 'L':
bbs.list_msgs();
break;
Is there another function that I should be using that will trigger the loadable module once it's installed? Right now it just uses the standard message list.
Re: msglist as loadable moduleand
By: Nolageek to Digital Man on Thu Mar 05 2020 08:35 am
I just updated the exec directory (.exe, .js) and ran 'jsexec update'
when I'jsexec msglist -install', however I'm not seeing any new behavior
list or read messages.
What about when you list/read email?
I just have 'msglist' in the loadable modules configuration.
It sould be in the SCFG->System->Loadable Modules list twice.
theI'm assuming it's due to the code used in my js shell, maybe it's not triggering the new loadable module?
case 'L':
bbs.list_msgs();
break;
Is there another function that I should be using that will trigger
standardloadable module once it's installed? Right now it just uses the
message list.
Yeah, use bbs.exec("?msglist") instead.
Re: msglist as loadable module
By: Nolageek to Digital Man on Thu Mar 05 2020 08:35 am
andI just updated the exec directory (.exe, .js) and ran 'jsexec update'
when I'jsexec msglist -install', however I'm not seeing any new behavior
list or read messages.
What about when you list/read email?
Nope. It uses the standard page-by-page view.
I just have 'msglist' in the loadable modules configuration.
It sould be in the SCFG->System->Loadable Modules list twice.
Under which module types?
I'm assuming it's due to the code used in my js shell, maybe it's not triggering the new loadable module?
case 'L':
bbs.list_msgs();
break;
theIs there another function that I should be using that will trigger
standardloadable module once it's installed? Right now it just uses the
message list.
Yeah, use bbs.exec("?msglist") instead.
If I call it explicitly like that, why should set it up as a module in
SCFG?
Yeah, use bbs.exec("?msglist") instead.
If I call it explicitly like that, why should set it up as a module in SCFG?
Yeah, use bbs.exec("?msglist") instead.If I call it explicitly like that, why should set it up as a module in SCFG?
So that'll be called automatically when users use the 'L' command from the reading msgs/mail prompt. So that it'll be caused automatically when
reading mail from all possible methods of doing that via the terminal server.
Yeah, use bbs.exec("?msglist") instead.If I call it explicitly like that, why should set it up as a module in SCFG?
So that'll be called automatically when users use the 'L' command from the reading msgs/mail prompt. So that it'll be caused automatically when reading mail from all possible methods of doing that via the terminal server.
My understanding (which is more and more often wrong lol) was that using a loadable module meant I wouldn't have to modify my shell. Or is that only on certain menu options?
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