gcon: an Onyx graphical console package Uses Onyx OS in a terminal! See the Onyx OS project for more information: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/902549064 Use up arrow for shift and down for backspace. Left / right arrows to move text bar. Hold right click + scroll to shift console left / right. Use command 'gcon hide' to hide the console. When console is hidden, either press the green flag to show it or press space + shift + 1 and enter 'gcon show' ============ install ============ Drag the 'gcon' sprite into a project that also contains the Onyx OS sprite. Run 'pkg add gcon' to add it as a package. Run 'gcon install' to have gcon run on start. Follow the instructions it gives you to hide the default io list console and use gcon instead. ============ usage ============ When added as a package, run 'gcon' to start the graphical console. All it does is draw the 'io' list using @-Rex-'s Stamp Font Engine. Use 'gcon help' for help. If you want gcon to become your default console (instead of the 'io' list showing / asking for input), run 'gcon install' and follow the instructions it gives you (it is already installed here as a demo). - 'gcon install' will add gcon as a startup program. - It will ask you to add the following lines to your ?/config file: iomode=type show_console=false - This will disable showing the list on startup and will set the default input mode to typing instead of asking. - You can always change it back later. Tips: - Use "outf < (file name)" or "outf [file (file name)]" to print the contents of a file. - There are several sample programs installed, such as count, paint, and time. Enter their names to run them. You'll need to run paint as a thread, so use ">paint". - There is a built-in text editor called 'ted'. Use the command "ted (file name)" to view / edit / create a file.
@-Rex- for Stamp Font Engine This project is an Onyx package and can only be used with Onyx OS. See the instructions above in order to use it.
