💡📝H. G. Muller wrote on Sun, Jan 14, 2024 04:57 PM EST:
I have now adapted the Applet to print the piece associations in JSON, rather than GAME code, under the header 'Custom Set'. I think I got it right.
I have not built in any provision for converting the Diagram's notation for extraneous pieces (a pathname with a % sign at the position where the color prefix should go). For one I am not sure how Diagram pathnames, which are for appending to the domain name in the URL, would have to be translated to work on the server (which I suppose calculates pathnames from the system root).
In the second place, since this is text that still must be copy-pasted into some text entry, it would be easy enough for people to provide pathnames of pieces not in the set by post-editing what the Applet suggests. The Applet would never generate extraneous pieces itself, an those who already put such a piece in a Diagram that they are converting to GAME code should know where to find the piece image. Or they would not have been able to put it in the Diagram.
I have now adapted the Applet to print the piece associations in JSON, rather than GAME code, under the header 'Custom Set'. I think I got it right.
I have not built in any provision for converting the Diagram's notation for extraneous pieces (a pathname with a % sign at the position where the color prefix should go). For one I am not sure how Diagram pathnames, which are for appending to the domain name in the URL, would have to be translated to work on the server (which I suppose calculates pathnames from the system root).
In the second place, since this is text that still must be copy-pasted into some text entry, it would be easy enough for people to provide pathnames of pieces not in the set by post-editing what the Applet suggests. The Applet would never generate extraneous pieces itself, an those who already put such a piece in a Diagram that they are converting to GAME code should know where to find the piece image. Or they would not have been able to put it in the Diagram.