I have (interactive - like python shell) C++ console application and went playing with Emscripten (to transcompile from C++ to JS). All is well, but I'd like the JS's focus-stealing prompt to be replaced with something less... eccentric.
What I've tried: I added an input textarea and a button to generated html, and replaced the prompt-invoking line with a while loop (looping until user the button is pressed). This didn't work very well, the empty loop froze the browser (which is probably expected, but there is no sleep function in JS).
So, in short, what I want is this layout:
output textarea / output textarea / output textarea / output textarea
output textarea / output textarea / output textarea / output textarea
output textarea / output textarea / output textarea / output textarea
output textarea / output textarea / output textarea / output textarea
input textarea <ok button>
and behaviour:
while (1)
let program work until input requested
wait for user to clik on the <ok button> above
Any simple way to achieve this by modifying the (emcc's) generated JS code? (I have an idea how to achieve this by modifying (my) original code, but would like to avoid that if possible)
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