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May 16, 2016 pm 07:14 PM

http://www.masswerk.at/jsuix/

// JS/UIX v0.44
// (c) mass:werk (N.Landsteiner ) 2003
// all rights reserved

// term gui

var conf_term_x=102;
var conf_term_y=34;
var conf_kbd_offset=34;
var termImgPath='jsuix_support/';
var termDiv='termDiv';
var termBgColor='#181818';
var termFrameColor='#555555';
var termPageColor='#222222';
var conf_repeat_delay1=320;
var conf_repeat_delay2=170;

var termKbdDiv='termKbdDiv';
var termKbdBgColor='#222222';
var keycapspath='jsuix_support/keycaps/';

var termSubDivs=false;
var termLayers=false;
var termDocNS4=null;
var termStringStart='';
var termStringEnd='';

var termKbdDocNS4=null;
var termKbdOn=false;
var keycapsShift=false;
var keycapsCpslk=false;
var keycapsShiftRef=new Array();
var keycapsCpslkRef=new Array();

var termSpecials=new Array();
termSpecials[0]=' ';
termSpecials[1]='$';
termSpecials[2]=' ';
termSpecials[3]='?';
termSpecials[4]='#';
termSpecials[32]=' ';
termSpecials[34]='"';
termSpecials[38]='&';
termSpecials[60]='termSpecials[62]='>';
termSpecials[127];

var termStyles=new Array(1,2,4,8);
var termStyleOpen=new Array(); ();
termStyle[1]='
'; termStyle[2]='
termStyle[ 2]='';
termStyle[4]='';
termStyleOpen[8]='' ;
termStyleClose[8]='';

// buttons UI
var termImgNames=new Array('left_lo', 'right_lo' ', 'right_hi', 'delete_lo', 'delete_hi', 'Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills_lo', 'Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills_hi', 'kbd_show_lo', 'kbd_hide_lo', 'kbd_hide_hi'); var termImages=new Array();

function termImgPreload(path,imgnames) {
for (var i=0; i

        var n=imgnames[i];
       termImages[n ]=new Image();
        termImages[n].src=path n '.gif'
    }
}
Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

if (document.images) termImgPreload(termImgPath,termImgNames);

function termSetImg(n,v) {
    if (document.images) {
        var img=(termLayers)? termDocNS4.images['term_' n]: document.images['term_' n];
        var stat=(v)? '_hi' : '_lo';
        img.src=termImages[n stat].src
    }
}

// UI keyboard
// key maps (200=left shift, 202=right shift, 204=CpsLock)

var termKeyMap= [
    [96,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,48,45,61,8],
    [27,113,119,101,114,116,121,117,105,111,112,91,93,13],
    [204,97,115,100,102,103,104,106,107,108,59,39,35],
    [200,92,122,120,99,118,98,110,109,44,46,47,30,202],
    [32,28,31,29]
];
var termKeyMapShift=[
    [126,33,34,35,36,37,94,38,42,40,41,95,43,8],
    [27,81,87,69,82,84,89,85,73,79,80,123,125,13],
    [204,65,83,68,70,71,72,74,75,76,58,34,64],
    [200,124,90,88,67,86,66,78,77,60,62,63,30,202],
    [32,28,31,29]
];
var termKeyMapCpslk=[
    [96,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,48,45,61,8],
    [27,81,87,69,82,84,89,85,73,79,80,91,93,13],
    [204,65,83,68,70,71,72,74,75,76,59,39,35],
    [200,92,90,88,67,86,66,78,77,44,46,47,30,202],
    [32,28,31,29]
];
var termKeyWdth=[
    [35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,69],
    [55,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,0],
    [65,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35],
    [49,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,35,54],
    [252,35,35,35]
];

var keycapsImgNames=new Array(200,201,202,203,204,205);

function termKeyCaps(k) {
    if ((k=32) && (repeatTimer)) clearTimeout(repeatTimer);
    if (k==204) {
        keycapsCpslk=(!keycapsCpslk);
        var cnr=(keycapsCpslk)? 205:204;
        termKbdSetImg(204,cnr)
    }
    else if ((k==200) || (k==202)) {
        keycapsShift=(!keycapsShift);
        var m=(keycapsShift)? 1:0;
        termKbdSetImg(200,200 m);
        termKbdSetImg(202,202 m)
    }
    else {
        var ch=0;
        if (keycapsShift) {
            ch=keycapsShiftRef[k]
            keycapsShift=false;
            termKbdSetImg(200,200);
            termKbdSetImg(202,202)
        }
        else if (keycapsCpslk) ch=keycapsCpslkRef[k]
        else ch=k;
        keyHandler({which:ch,jsuix_remapped:true})
    }
}

function termKbdSetImg(n,v) {
    if (document.images) {
        var img=(termLayers)? termKbdDocNS4.images['key' n] : document.images['key' n];
        img.src=termImages[v].src
    }
}

function termSetKbdButton(v) {
    if (document.images) {
        var img=(termLayers)? termDocNS4.images.term_kbd_show : document.images.term_kbd_show;
        var n=(termKbdOn)? 'kbd_hide' : 'kbd_show';
        var stat=(v)? '_hi' : '_lo';
        img.src=termImages[n stat].src
    }
}

function termKbdShow() {
    if (termKbdOn) {
        setDivVisibility(termKbdDiv,0);
        termKbdOn=false;
        termSetKbdButton(0)
    }
    else {
        termImgPreload(keycapspath,keycapsImgNames);
        keycapsShift=false;
        keycapsCpslk=false;
        var s='n';
        s ='n';
        s ='n';
        s 'n';
        s ='n';
        s ='

	' termMakeKbd() '

n';
s ='
Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

n';
s ='' termMakeKbd() 'n';
s ' Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

n';
s ='
Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

n';
        s ='';
        writeElement(termKbdDiv,s);
        setDivXY(termKbdDiv,conf_term_x,conf_term_y conf_kbd_offset conf_rows*conf_rowheigt);
        if (termLayers) termKbdDocNS4=document.layers[termKbdDiv].document;         termKbdOn=true;
        setDivVisibility(termKbdDiv,1);         termSetKbdButton(0)     } n';
    };
    s ='

}
function termMakeKbd() {
var s='
n';
for (var i=0; i s ='

';         for (var k=0; k            var kc=termKeyMap[i][k];
            keycapsShiftRef[kc]=termKeyMapShift[i][k];
            keycapsCpslkRef[kc]=termKeyMapCpslk[i][k]; Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

if (kc==13) {
s ='
Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

'; continue Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills

            };             if (kc==32) s ='
'
            else if (kc==28) {                 s ='';                 s ='';                 continue             }
            else if (kc==29) {
                s ='

';
                continue
            }
            else if (kc==8) {
                s ='

';
                continue
            }
            s ='

';
if (kc==35) s ='

';
};
s ='

';
    return s
}

// term UI

function termHide() {
    if (repeatTimer) clearTimeout(repeatTimer);
    if (termKbdOn) termKbdShow();
    setDivVisibility(termDiv,0)
}

function makeTerm() {
    window.status='Building terminal ...';
    termLayers=(document.layers)? true:false;
    termSubDivs=(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Gecko')    var s='';
    s ='n';
    s ='n';

    s ='n    s ='

n';
s ='

n';
    var rstr='';
    for (var c=0; c    for (var r=0; r        var id=((termLayers) || (termSubDivs))? '' : ' ID="term_' r '"';
        s ='n';
    };
    s ='

' rstr '

n';
s ='

n'; s ='

n';
    s ='n';
    s ='n';
    s ='n';
    s ='n';
    s ='

n';

n';
s ='

n'; s ='

n';
s ='

n';

';
termStringEnd='

s ='

n';

s ='

n';
    if (termLayers) {
        for (var r=0; r';
        termStringEnd='             s ='
n'         };         termDocNS4=document.layers[termDiv].document;         termStringStart='

'; termStringEnd=''; } else if (termSubDivs) { for (var r=0; r s ='n' }; termStringStart='

';         termStringEnd='';     };
    writeElement(termDiv,s);
    setDivXY(termDiv,conf_term_x,conf_term_y);
    setDivVisibility(termDiv,1);
    window.status=''
}

function termDisplay(r) {
    var s=termStringStart;
    var curStyle=0;
    for (var i=0; i        var c=term[r][i];
        var cs=termStyle[r][i];
        if (cs!=curStyle) {
            if (curStyle) {
                for (var k=termStyles.length-1; k>=0; k--) {
                    var st=termStyles[k];
                    if (curStyle&st) s =termStyleClose[st];
                }
            };
            curStyle=cs;
            for (var k=0; k                var st=termStyles[k];
                if (curStyle&st) s =termStyleOpen[st];
            }
        };
        s = (termSpecials[c])? termSpecials[c] : String.fromCharCode(c);
    };
    if (curStyle>0) {
        for (var k=termStyles.length-1; k>=0; k--) {
            var st=termStyles[k];
            if (curStyle&st) s =termStyleClose[st];
        }
    };
    s =termStringEnd;
    writeElement('term_' r,s,termDocNS4)
}

function termGuiReady() {
    ready=true;
    if (termGuiElementReady(termDiv, self.document)) {
        for (var r=0; r            if (termGuiElementReady('term_' r,termDocNS4)==false) {
                ready=false;
                break
            }
        }
    }
    else ready=false;
    return ready
}

function cursorKbdLeft() {
    keyHandler({which:28})
}

function cursorKbdRight() {
    keyHandler({which:29})
}

function termKbdBackspace() {
    keyHandler({which:8})
}

function termKbdEsc() {
    keyHandler({which:27})
}

function termKbdClear() {
    if ((!cnslLock) && (!cnslRawMode)) cnslReset();
}

// UI-button repeat

function repeatSet(cmd,on) {
    if (repeatTimer) clearTimeout(repeatTimer);
    repeatTimer=setTimeout('repeatDo("' cmd '")',conf_repeat_delay1);
}

function repeatClear() {
    if (repeatTimer) clearTimeout(repeatTimer);
}

function repeatDo(cmd) {
    if (repeatTimer) clearTimeout(repeatTimer);
    if (cmd=='left') cursorKbdLeft()
    else if (cmd=='right') cursorKbdRight()
    else if (cmd=='Crazy, there is an operating system written in js_javascript skills') termKbdBackspace();
    repeatTimer=setTimeout('repeatDo("' cmd '")',conf_repeat_delay2);
}

// basic dynamics

function writeElement(e,t,d) {
    if (document.layers) {
        var doc=(d)? d : self.document;
        doc.layers[e].document.open();
        doc.layers[e].document.write(t);
        doc.layers[e].document.close()
    }
    else if (document.getElementById) {
        var obj=document.getElementById(e);
        obj.innerHTML=t
    }
    else if (document.all) {
        document.all[e].innerHTML=t
    }
}

function setDivXY(d,x,y) {
    if (document.layers) {
        document.layers[d].moveTo(x,y)
    }
    else if (document.getElementById) {
        var obj=document.getElementById(d);
        obj.style.left=x 'px';
        obj.style.top=y 'px'
    }
    else if (document.all) {
        document.all[d].style.left=x 'px';
        document.all[d].style.top=y 'px'
    }
}

function setDivVisibility(d,v) {
    if (document.layers) {
        document.layers[d].visibility= (v)? 'show':'hide';
    }
    else if (document.getElementById) {
        var obj=document.getElementById(d);
        obj.style.visibility= (v)? 'visible':'hidden';
    }
    else if (document.all) {
        document.all[d].style.visibility= (v)? 'visible':'hidden';
    }
}

function termGuiElementReady(e,d) {
    if (document.layers) {
        var doc=(d)? d : self.document;
        return ((doc) && (doc.layers[e]))? true:false
    }
    else if (document.getElementById) {
        return (document.getElementById(e))? true:false
    }
    else if (document.all) {
        return (document.all[e])? true:false
    }
    else return false
}

//eof

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