You are reading a single comment by @Gordon and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
Is there a reason you put save() at the end of the code you uploaded to flash?
Well, I didn't really think about it, but it is normal code that I would use to paste into the editor and then upload without having to type save() manually after the upload.
Not sure if maybe you could automatically replace/delete the save commands on pushing to RAM.
Raik
@Gordon
Is there a reason you put
save()at the end of the code you uploaded to flash?Since it's already in flash, there's no need to save - so what you're doing is loading the code into RAM, then saving an image of RAM into flash, then loading that - which will probably
It works fine for me. Maybe you could try debugging it yourself a bit? Open Devtools in Chrome, open the 'index.js' file, search for the text
Key shortcuts for IDEand immediately under that add a breakpoint in thewindow.addEventListener("keydown",function(e) {callback and see what's happening?