Check out this prototype TiddlyWiki.
Although a ridiculous example (bar charts can be done in CSS), the point is to show what’s involved architecturally/process-wise.
You’ll find a whole bunch of info in the default tiddler when you visit that TiddlyWiki.
For convenience, here are a few snapshots of the info:
Just a little cosmetic change to get rid of the border and allow adjusting the console window’s “console side colour” (danged if I know what to call it).
Flipping the black and the yellow in the graphs, that’s just me getting fussy with the example.
Aside about console window’s “colour side colours” …
For whatever screen size chosen for the console window, adjusting the container’s size will resize the console window such that it keeps height and width proportions for the screen size.
Whatever extra space appears between a side of the console window and the side of the container, it will get filled with this “console side colour” if set, otherwise #aaaaaa (a gray).
2 screenshots below.
Setting the console_side_color in the tiddler field manually:
Setting “a” console_side_color in the tiddler field in BASIC Anywhere Machine using the File Properties Viewer:
