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[theoriginalbit]

Hello,

Now that I've got your attention I would like to ask for your help, it's okay, it's quick.

With all the latest method changes and such I am looking at writing a program within the next few days that adds a compatibility layer for OpenPeripheral¹; so all you lovely people can run old scripts in the new OpenPeripheral and visa-versa. However I must first find out what versions of OpenPeripheral people use so as to make sure that this 'layer' adds the best support possible!

Your task? ... simple, please reply with the version of OpenPeripheral you (or your friends) use and I'll make sure that the compatibility layer includes this version in its implementation¹.

Thank you for your time,

— BIT


¹Please do note that this compatibility layer will only support similarities between the OpenPeripheral versions, if for example Project Red integration was only added for the latest versions, and was not present in the previous versions, this layer will not add the support!


Versions so far:
OpenPeripheralCore 0.3.2 [latest non-dev build]
OpenPeripheral 0.2.1-preview8
OpenPeripheralCore 0.3.1 (FTB Monster)

Edited by theoriginalbit, 17 March 2014 - 09:18 PM.

[TheOddByte]

I'm currently using OpenPeripheral 0.2.1-preview8 as it says in my mod folder, Just curious.. What's the current version of OpenPeripheral? Since it feels like I'm using an old one

[CometWolf]

FTB monster apparently uses 0.3.1, so guess that's what im using. How exactly would this program work though, override the peripheral api?

Edited by CometWolf, 17 March 2014 - 03:43 PM.

[theoriginalbit]

Thank you guys

Hellkid98, on 17 March 2014 - 03:06 PM, said:

What's the current version of OpenPeripheral? Since it feels like I'm using an old one

You are using an old one there's been lots of bug fixes since 0.2.1-preview8, we're now up to OpenPeripheralCore 0.3.2, OpenPeripheralAddons 0.1.2

CometWolf, on 17 March 2014 - 03:41 PM, said:

How exactly would this program work though, override the peripheral api?

Yep, precisely. It'll override the peripheral API, if it detects a particular method and is a certain name, it will assume OpenPeripheral and add the overrides and compat.