I think the easiest way to accomplish what you’re trying to do is to
modify this block of code
<https://github.com/NetLogo/Galapagos/blob/master/app/controllers/CompilerService.scala#L159-L192>.
For example, if you create a JavaScript file in your local repository at
|/public/javascripts/apples.js| (or create a CoffeeScript file at
|/app/assets/javascripts/apples.coffee|), and then add a line in this
file between lines 185 and 186 that says |"javascripts/apples.js"|, the
generated standalone pages will include the code from your |apples.js| file.
On 4/26/2015 12:12 AM, Oscar Martinez wrote:
Hi,
I have been investigating about Galapagos/Tortoise, because my idea
it's to connect two different session of Tortoise through Web Sockets.
By the moment, I have gotten take a pre-compiled model and modify it
to have two different sessions using NodeJS. I also have a local
intance of Galapagos, running and generating savable JS tortoise models.
The new step in my project is to modified the JS code generated by
Galapagos to add my custom code, automatically. But, I haven't found
where the .nlogo code is compiled. I have checked the scala files, and
I pretty sure it's near of <models.ModelCollectionCompiler> in line 36
<CompiledModel.fromNlogoContents(contents).map(ModelSaver(_))>, but I
haven't understand exactly what's next.
Kind regards,
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