Hi, this is something that I simply can't do due to my (less than) minimal
knowledge of Javascript.
The idea is that, since emscripten programs can't acess the local file
system, maybe we can add, through a custom shell (= html file), a button
(or some kind of drag and drop area) where the user can pass a file of his
local file system.
Then, that file is read by Javascript and turned into a char array and then
a method is called from Javascript into C++ that can read it.
Is this approach viable ?
This is the html code I've found so far:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
>
<html>
>
<head>
>
</head>
>
<body>
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<!--multiple is set to allow multiple files to be selected-->
<input id="myfiles" multiple type="file">
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<div id="your-files"></div>
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</body>
>
<script>
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var pullfiles=function(){
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// love the query selector
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var fileInput = document.querySelector("#myfiles");
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var files = fileInput.files;
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// cache files.length
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var fl=files.length;
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var i=0;
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while ( i < fl) {
// localize file var in the loop
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var file = files[i];
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alert(file.name); // Here we should read the file and pass it to
> emscripten
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i++;
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}
>
}
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// set the input element onchange to call pullfiles
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document.querySelector("#myfiles").onchange=pullfiles;
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</script>
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</html>
>
Can somebody help me to fill the
gaps ?
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