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[rhyleymaster]

Thanks for a great program!

[PixelToast]

sorry forgot to before, thar you go

[Mendax]

New update = awesome

if ccEMU-update == "AWESOME" then
postRep = postRep + ( number = 1 while true do number = number + 1)
end

[Mitchfizz05]

Hmm... its keeps freezing on me. =
Otherwise, I would use this program alot.

[Espen]

mitchfizz05, on 13 November 2012 - 09:15 AM, said:

Hmm... its keeps freezing on me. =
Otherwise, I would use this program alot.

And do the programs that cause the freeze not freeze the computers when you run them in Minecraft?

Edited by Espen, 13 November 2012 - 10:20 AM.

[KaoS]

I think this is amazing. once you have the redstone functionality added and the ability to make it load everything from the current dir if needed it will be ultimate. long overdue +1

[Tiin57]

Tomass, why are all traces to your code from unknown sources? Bit irksome, I would guess.

[Kilobyte]

Hey, could you at least make your own (if not use the original) peripheral API so others can write peripharals for ccemu

in order to attach some peripharal you'd need peripheral.mount(side, name/id) and to deattach peripheral.unmount(side) or so. would that be possible?

[jesusthekiller]

For wired reason rednet doesn't work for me in emulator.

Windows 7 x86
Java 1.7.0.01-b08

[PixelToast]

jesusthekiller, on 20 November 2012 - 07:10 AM, said:

For wired reason rednet doesn't work for me in emulator.

Windows 7 x86
Java 1.7.0.01-b08

did you forget to open rednet?
also, your java is outdated, try getting 1.7.0_07

[Leo Verto]

PixelToast, on 21 November 2012 - 05:15 AM, said:

jesusthekiller, on 20 November 2012 - 07:10 AM, said:

For wired reason rednet doesn't work for me in emulator.

Windows 7 x86
Java 1.7.0.01-b08

did you forget to open rednet?
also, your java is outdated, try getting 1.7.0_07

Java 1.7.0_09 is the latest one, they fixed a serious exploit.

[Espen]

I have the same problem.
This code on terminal with ID 0...

rednet.open("right")
rednet.send(1, "hello") -- or rednet.broadcast("hello")

... doesn't send the message to the terminal with ID 1.

rednet.open returns true, but the message never arrives.

Edit:
To be complete about it, this was the code for the waiting terminal with ID 1:

rednet.open("left")
a, b = rednet.receive()

Edit #2:
Ok, wow, it just worked when I chose the same rednet-side for both computers.
I assumed it was like with the wireless modems, so that it doesn't matter if the sides match or not.
But I guess with CCEmu you have to choose the same side?
Anyway, it works when choosing the same side, so that's good to know. />

Final Edit:
*Mega-Derp*
It helps to read the OP:

Quote

-All the computers come with a modem on the right hand side, ie rednet.open("right")

My apologies. />

Edited by Espen, 21 November 2012 - 06:04 AM.

[PixelToast]

well luckily i dont need to use rednet.open
my networking api automatically opens the first available modem :3

Leo Verto, on 21 November 2012 - 05:33 AM, said:

Java 1.7.0_09 is the latest one, they fixed a serious exploit.

o.O really?
i dont keep up with jdk updates much
especially because the installers refused to open at all

[Espen]

PixelToast, on 21 November 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:

well luckily i dont need to use rednet.open
my networking api automatically opens the first available modem :3

Well you might not do it manually, but in your API you surely use rednet.open() as well, no?
The only thing that would be a lucky coincidence is if the first side your API tries to open on CCEmu would happen to be the right side.
Because any other side and it wouldn't work either.

[KaoS]

Espen, on 21 November 2012 - 09:12 AM, said:

PixelToast, on 21 November 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:

well luckily i dont need to use rednet.open
my networking api automatically opens the first available modem :3

Well you might not do it manually, but in your API you surely use rednet.open() as well, no?
The only thing that would be a lucky coincidence is if the first side your API tries to open on CCEmu would happen to be the right side.
Because any other side and it wouldn't work either.

you don't have to use right first. you just say

local function open()
  for num,side in pairs(rs.getSides()) do
    if peripheral.getType(side)=='modem' then
	  rednet.open(side)
	  return true
    end
    return false
  end
end

it works fine on CCemu for me

[Espen]

KaoS, on 21 November 2012 - 10:16 AM, said:

you don't have to use right first. you just say

local function open()
  for num,side in pairs(rs.getSides()) do
    if peripheral.getType(side)=='modem' then
	  rednet.open(side)
	  return true
    end
    return false
  end
end

it works fine on CCemu for me

That code just iterates over all sides until it finds the first with a modem.
And on CCEmu that will always be the right side.

My point was not that you have to open the right side first, it was that the right side is the only one that works in CCEmu.
No hard feelings though, just trying to clear up the confusion. />

[KaoS]

ah lol. derp /> misunderstood

[Lyqyd]

It seems cc-emu has the problem with https addresses that ComputerCraft used to, in that it won't connect to them with the http library. Any chance we could get an update on that front? Thanks!

[Xtansia]

Lyqyd, on 24 November 2012 - 11:02 AM, said:

It seems cc-emu has the problem with https addresses that ComputerCraft used to, in that it won't connect to them with the http library. Any chance we could get an update on that front? Thanks!

It seems to be working for me, I'm able to connect to https://www.google.com as well as https://www.youtube.com,
Can you give me an example where it fails?

[Lyqyd]

Okay, you are correct. That's not the problem. I apologize for making assumptions about the nature of the problem. I can also fetch https://www.google.com just fine, so something about the nature of the URL I was attempting to fetch is causing the problem. The url in question is:

https://raw.github.com/lyqyd/LyqydNet-Programs/master/apis/location