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FileType assigned to .js / .css? |
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(21:10 12/4/2001)
Gulli (01:07 13/4/2001)
rich (11:51 13/4/2001)
Matthias (12:58 13/4/2001)
rich (13:58 15/6/2002)
Nerik (18:24 24/4/2001)
Matthias (11:34 26/4/2001)
Gulli (15:43 26/4/2001)
frood (17:49 26/4/2001)
Matthias (11:09 27/4/2001)
john (11:33 27/4/2001)
Matthias (14:39 4/5/2001)
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Matthias |
Message #2188, posted at 21:10, 12/4/2001 |
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Does somebody know, wether there are filetypes assigned to JavaScript or CSS. After searching the web for some hint for about an hour now, I gave up... |
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Gulli |
Message #2189, posted at 01:07, 13/4/2001, in reply to message #2188 |
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As a follow-up to that, what version of JavaScript do RISC OS browsers support and what version, if at all, do RISC OS browsers support of CSS? |
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rich |
Message #2190, posted at 11:51, 13/4/2001, in reply to message #2189 |
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As a follow-up to that, what version of JavaScript do RISC OS browsers support and what version, if at all, do RISC OS browsers support of CSS? Firstly, I've been told that there's a JS filetype but haven't been able to find out what. I don't know about CSS, but I doubt it (see below). There's only one RISC OS browser that supports CSS, and that's Oregano; and it's not full support. Basically it does font colours, background colours, font sizes, margins, and text styles (e.g. you can set headlines to be coloured with a coloured background, no space below, and all italic or not italic). There might be other stuff, but no font families (faces), link hovering. or anything too fancy. IIRC JS is v1.1, or EMCA (?). Basically fairly solid, but older style, stuff. Fresco, Oregano and WebsterXL all handle JS. Of course there might be better browsers under development, but that would be telling... |
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Matthias |
Message #2191, posted at 12:58, 13/4/2001, in reply to message #2190 |
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Firstly, I've been told that there's a JS filetype but haven't been able to find out what. I don't know about CSS, but I doubt it (see below).
I've assigned them 0x103 (JScript) and 0x104 (CSS) and created some simple icons.
Does anyone have an idea how to visualize JS?IIRC JS is v1.1, or EMCA (?). Basically fairly solid, but older style, stuff. Fresco, Oregano and WebsterXL all handle JS.
Should be ECMA-Script?? AFAIK it is a more general interpretation of those JScript (M$) and JavaScript (Netscape) things... |
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Nerik |
Message #2193, posted at 18:24, 24/4/2001, in reply to message #2192 |
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Well, according to the StrongHelp flietype manual v. 2.03 (IIRC its on the StrongHelp page)
Filetype &F81 is asigned to javascript (type is 'JavaScript').
I don't think there is an 'official' filetype for .css files though.Charles |
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Matthias |
Message #2194, posted at 11:34, 26/4/2001, in reply to message #2193 |
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Well, according to the StrongHelp flietype manual v. 2.03 (IIRC its on the StrongHelp page)
Filetype &F81 is asigned to javascript (type is 'JavaScript'). Thank you! I don't think there is an 'official' filetype for .css files though.
It's a pity. There are plenty of filetypes I do use very often, coming mainly from the web. They are all typed as text under RISC OS, but it's a mess to find out, where this bloody .htaccess file is in the main directory of a web project full of .js, .css .ini .txt .log and so forth... It'd be useful if RISC OS would support sub level filetypes, a structure perfectly mapping to MIME... |
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Gulli |
Message #2195, posted at 15:43, 26/4/2001, in reply to message #2194 |
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Doesn't Pineapple assign RISC OS filetypes? Maybe you should talk to them about it. www.pineapple.co.uk doesn't work maybe someone knows where they are? |
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frood |
Message #2196, posted at 17:49, 26/4/2001, in reply to message #2195 |
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Doesn't Pineapple assign RISC OS filetypes? Maybe you should talk to them about it. www.pineapple.co.uk doesn't work maybe someone knows where they are? They're always been http://www.pineaple.co.uk Note the single "p"! However, IIRC control passed onto another party, but I don't remember which. |
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Matthias |
Message #2197, posted at 11:09, 27/4/2001, in reply to message #2196 |
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It's also wrong... but this will work: http://www.pineaple.demon.co.uk Just corrected the link, that's why:
[Edited by Matthias at 12:10, 27/4/2001] |
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john |
Message #2198, posted at 11:33, 27/4/2001, in reply to message #2197 |
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I think I used allocate@pinesoft.demon.co.uk |
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Matthias |
Message #2199, posted at 14:39, 4/5/2001, in reply to message #2198 |
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I think I used allocate@pinesoft.demon.co.uk Yeah, that's right. After a short email to them, they just assigned 0x19d for me. Nice, isn't it? For further information, take a look here (German, sorry): http://bluebirdy.de/?ticker. You can download an archive there (Besides the spark), containing an example icon sprite, a MimeMap line corresponding to the correct MIME type and a "Set File$Type..." for your boot sequence. |
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rich |
Message #2192, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #2191 |
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IIRC JS is v1.1, or EMCA (?). Basically fairly solid, but older style, stuff. Fresco, Oregano and WebsterXL all handle JS. Should be ECMA-Script??
Somewhere round there. It has at least some if not all of those letters, in some order vaguely resembling those used above  |
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