I patched funclib.js to support blink, by pressing "B" when the colorPicker is rendered.
Here it is base64:
NjA3YTYwOAo+IAl2YXIgYmxrbWFzayA9ICgxPDw3KTsKNjEzYTYxNQo+IAl2YXIgYmxpbmsgPS
Re: Added blink support to funclib.js (used by colorPicker())
By: alterego to Digital Man on Sun Jul 26 2020 06:17 pm
I patched funclib.js to support blink, by pressing "B" when the
colorPicker is rendered.
Here it is base64:
NjA3YTYwOAo+IAl2YXIgYmxrbWFzayA9ICgxPDw3KTsKNjEzYTYxNQo+IAl2YXIgYmxp
bmsgPS
Until just the past couple days, I had never seen anyone post base64-encoded content on Dove-Net before.. Usually people would put a file up for download somewhere and post a link. I'm wondering if that might be easier than saving the message, then trimming it down to the base64 content and then decoding it.. Unless there's an easy way to save base64-encoded files from these messages that I don't know about.
Until just the past couple days, I had never seen anyone post base64-encoded content on Dove-Net before.. Usually people would put a file up for download somewhere and post a link. I'm wondering if that might be easier than saving the message, then trimming it down to the base64 content and then decoding it.. Unless there's an easy way to save base64-encoded files from these messages that I don't know about.
Re: Added blink support to funclib.js (used by colorPicker())
By: Nightfox to alterego on Sun Jul 26 2020 11:12 am
Until just the past couple days, I had never seen anyone post base64-encoded content on Dove-Net before.. Usually people would put a file up for download somewhere and post a link. I'm wondering if that might be easier than saving the message, then trimming it down to the base64 content and then decoding it.. Unless there's an easy way to save base64-encoded files from these messages that I don't know about.
Well, if it works out too hard, I'll happily make a patch available. (If DM used git, I'd provide a pull request, which I think would be even easier.)
But capture the content should be as easy as:
echo '<base64>' | base64 -d > my.patch
eg:
echo 'SGVsbG8gdGhlcmUhCg==' | base64 -d
(Hopefully the pipe symbol wasnt eaten by this message).
Since syncterm makes it quite easy to cut/paste, I thought that would be the easiest way.
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