add basic support for simx #179
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tballmsft
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works well enough for now - let's get it in. |
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this seems to be working fine but probably needs a bit more testing/polishing before merging.
adds basic simx support for the simulator. the new
./src/simfolder is for javascript that gets injected into the simulator iframe in addition to the stuff already injected by mkc. it's here that i added support for all of the frame spawning shenanigans.i didn't investigate, but it's possible that this code could be moved into pxt-mkc instead of the extension. the only thing that would need to be figured out is how to get the targetConfig.json sent to the simulator frame so that it can fetch the simx information; right now i proxy it from the vscode extension.