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[hbomb79]

This looks like it would be very helpful, Good job, You ever fail to produce amazing work.. If only I had the knowledge to use it

[Win7yes]

oeed, on 24 July 2014 - 04:14 AM, said:

Win7yes, on 24 July 2014 - 01:22 AM, said:

Is it ok if I put the files in a ZIP and upload the ZIP somewhere? (Somewhere like Google Drive. Or to be more specific, Google Drive)

Yea sure, I'd just like to see if I can figure out what the issue is.

Ok. Check your messages, I will send you a link to the ZIP file (Probably)

[InputUsername]

First of all, this is great! Not sure if I'll be using it though... Might play around with it for a while.

Anyway, I have a question about how it works. To make the program run, you supply a function to program:Run()

Spoiler

program:Run(function()
--do stuff now
end)

so I was wondering if this function is run only once or every time the program loops? Looking at the source I suppose it only runs the code you supply once, is that true?

[oeed]

InputUsername, on 27 July 2014 - 09:57 PM, said:

First of all, this is great! Not sure if I'll be using it though... Might play around with it for a while.

Anyway, I have a question about how it works. To make the program run, you supply a function to program:Run()

Spoiler

program:Run(function()
--do stuff now
end)

so I was wondering if this function is run only once or every time the program loops? Looking at the source I suppose it only runs the code you supply once, is that true?

Yes it only runs once. You can handle events yourself though.

[Win7yes]

Oeed if I make a program with different "Pages" and I want to go back to the main one, how do I... Well, make the things from the main page work again?
Example: I have main.view and asdf.view, I made a button in main.view that has the function to take me to asdf.view and then in asdf.view I made a button that takes me back to main.view, but then the buttons and stuffs from main.view work. How do I make them work again without having to code over and over the things?
Also this: Is it fine if I use Bedrock on a public program?

[oeed]

Win7yes, on 10 August 2014 - 07:16 PM, said:

Oeed if I make a program with different "Pages" and I want to go back to the main one, how do I... Well, make the things from the main page work again?
Example: I have main.view and asdf.view, I made a button in main.view that has the function to take me to asdf.view and then in asdf.view I made a button that takes me back to main.view, but then the buttons and stuffs from main.view work. How do I make them work again without having to code over and over the things?
Also this: Is it fine if I use Bedrock on a public program?

You can add the function OnViewLoad, using it like this:

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function(name)
    --name is the name of the view, e.g. main
    -- bind your buttons here, etc
end

And yes, you're most welcome to use it on a public program.

[Win7yes]

So if I do

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function("main")
  program:GetObject("Button1").OnClick = function(self, event, x, y
	--I'm missing the "side" argument right?
	-- Whatever the button does
  end
	--Moar Buttonz Stuff
end

It would Re-configurate the buttons?
Is that what I need to do?

PS: The indentation (Or whatever you write it like, I don't remember now) is bad because I can't press "TAB" on the "Input your code here" window to create the tags.
Edit: I think I fixed it. (The indentation)

Edited by Win7yes, 10 August 2014 - 11:08 PM.

[oeed]

Win7yes, on 10 August 2014 - 10:29 PM, said:

So if I do

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function("main")
  program:GetObject("Button1").OnClick = function(self, event, x, y
	--I'm missing the "side" argument right?
	-- Whatever the button does
  end
	--Moar Buttonz Stuff
end

It would Re-configurate the buttons?
Is that what I need to do?

PS: The indentation (Or whatever you write it like, I don't remember now) is bad because I can't press "TAB" on the "Input your code here" window to create the tags.
Edit: I think I fixed it. (The indentation)

Pretty much, that looks like it should work.

[InputUsername]

Win7yes, on 10 August 2014 - 10:29 PM, said:

So if I do

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function("main")
  program:GetObject("Button1").OnClick = function(self, event, x, y
	--I'm missing the "side" argument right?
	-- Whatever the button does
  end
	--Moar Buttonz Stuff
end

It would Re-configurate the buttons?
Is that what I need to do?

PS: The indentation (Or whatever you write it like, I don't remember now) is bad because I can't press "TAB" on the "Input your code here" window to create the tags.
Edit: I think I fixed it. (The indentation)

I think you mean:

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function(loadedView)
    if (loadedView == "main") then
        --init button
    end
end

[oeed]

InputUsername, on 12 August 2014 - 04:19 PM, said:

Win7yes, on 10 August 2014 - 10:29 PM, said:

So if I do

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function("main")
  program:GetObject("Button1").OnClick = function(self, event, x, y
	--I'm missing the "side" argument right?
	-- Whatever the button does
  end
	--Moar Buttonz Stuff
end

It would Re-configurate the buttons?
Is that what I need to do?

PS: The indentation (Or whatever you write it like, I don't remember now) is bad because I can't press "TAB" on the "Input your code here" window to create the tags.
Edit: I think I fixed it. (The indentation)

I think you mean:

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function(loadedView)
	if (loadedView == "main") then
		--init button
	end
end

Indeed, don't know why I wrote that.

[Win7yes]

InputUsername, on 12 August 2014 - 04:19 PM, said:

Win7yes, on 10 August 2014 - 10:29 PM, said:

So if I do

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function("main")
  program:GetObject("Button1").OnClick = function(self, event, x, y
	--I'm missing the "side" argument right?
	-- Whatever the button does
  end
	--Moar Buttonz Stuff
end

It would Re-configurate the buttons?
Is that what I need to do?

PS: The indentation (Or whatever you write it like, I don't remember now) is bad because I can't press "TAB" on the "Input your code here" window to create the tags.
Edit: I think I fixed it. (The indentation)

I think you mean:

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function(loadedView)
	if (loadedView == "main") then
		--init button
	end
end

bedrock.OnViewLoad = function(loadedView)
	if loadedView == "main" then
		--init button
	end
end

Lua doesn't do ()s around if statements.

[KingofGamesYami]

Win7yes, on 13 August 2014 - 02:12 AM, said:

-snip
Lua doesn't do ()s around if statements.

It doesn't require them, but it will accept them. Sort of like semicolons ( ; )

Edited by KingofGamesYami, 13 August 2014 - 02:21 AM.

[Win7yes]

Well I just tried that and it doesn't even set the buttons up.
Sorry for the delay. Stuff happend and I wasn't able to code.

[tenshae]

Hm. Is this something that's OneOS exclusive or is it something like KDE and Gnome where you can include it in your OS as long as you credit?

[KeeganDeathman]

Ill be adding this to an interface for my company on my server.
Dont ask.

[oeed]

ashnwill, on 27 August 2014 - 02:19 AM, said:

Hm. Is this something that's OneOS exclusive or is it something like KDE and Gnome where you can include it in your OS as long as you credit?

Sorry for the late reply, I haven't been getting notifications for this topic for some reason.

You can use it in whatever you want, OneOS just happens to be built with it.

[itzstarstruck]

Can you release a pastebin installer? I can't install OneOS so I can try this

[oeed]

Starstruck_Studios, on 29 September 2014 - 06:11 AM, said:

Can you release a pastebin installer? I can't install OneOS so I can try this

Well, the line of code in the first post is sort of the installer. This is for making programs really, it's not a standalone program.

I might upload a ZIP of OneOS though, people seem to be having issues.

[itzstarstruck]

oeed, on 29 September 2014 - 06:41 AM, said:

Starstruck_Studios, on 29 September 2014 - 06:11 AM, said:

Can you release a pastebin installer? I can't install OneOS so I can try this

Well, the line of code in the first post is sort of the installer. This is for making programs really, it's not a standalone program.

I might upload a ZIP of OneOS though, people seem to be having issues.

I got OneOS working.
I used the actual Minecraft Mod, not CCEmu.
(and I'm using CC on FTB Monster)

[_removed]

I was looking for a textbox api and found it on the github repo.

(Note to self: Stay away from Bedrock; too hard to understand)