and I will never log off.
(I mean somehow I'll never log off even less.)
[whispering to my date] that's them. that's Ink, inkle's narrative scripting language, as a chost, using Javascript I think?
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in reply to @axel's post:
Oh yeah. Appreciate the link! It's been blowing up on my end for a while and I have yet to recover. In case you missed it, @ellie also made Ink work: https://cohost.org/ellie/post/27731-empty
in reply to @elliotherriman's post:
thanks for the nerdsnipe, doing this on my phone in a train with nano via ssh is something i dont recommend but heres an example of a js canvas in a svg: https://0x0a.de/cohostfun/train.svg
Re: "It gets grumpy if your code (or ink) has HTML characters, though. So you have to convert those, which is a pain. "
CDATA regions, as used in https://staging.cohostcdn.org/attachment/4ee00336-42a5-48be-bda8-f73d07e5c5ab/foo.svg
yes! i thankfully figured this out before putting bitsy in an svg. but thank you!
