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[mibac138]

what is wrong in this code?

mon = peripheral.wrap("back")


mon.setTextScale(2)

if colors.test(front, colors.lime) == true then
	mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
	mon.clearLine(1)
	mon.write("Power Level: 100%")
   elseif colors.test(front, colors.yellow) == true then
	mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
	mon.clearLine(1)
	mon.write("Power Level: 75%")
   elseif colors.test(front, colors.lightBlue) == true then
	mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
	mon.clearLine(1)
	mon.write("Power Level: 50%")
   elseif colors.test(front, colors.magneta) == true then
	mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
	mon.clearLine(1)
	mon.write("Power Level: 25%")
   else
	mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
	mon.clearLine(1)
	mon.write("Power Level: 0%")
end

Edited by Lyqyd, 18 November 2012 - 01:01 PM.
Change quote tags to code tags

[Doyle3694]

colors.test(front, colors.magneta)

front should be in quotes " "

mon.clearLine(1)

should not have any arguments, it clears the current line the cursor is on

[mibac138]

Still not working writing error:

bit:40: bad argument: number expected, got string

[Doyle3694]

is this the full code?

[Doyle3694]

change your colors.test() to rs.getBundledInput()

[mibac138]

yes, but I'm programming still this code added:

Quote

if colors.test("front", colors.white) == true then
mon.setCursorPos(1,2)
mon.clearLine()
mon.write("Quarry: Off")
else
mon.setCursorPos(1,2)
mon.clearLine()
mon.write("Quarry: On")
end

[mibac138]

Now it's writing:

bios:206: [string "startup"]:32: '<eof>' expected

[mibac138]

Working! /> thanks a lot (i'm from Poland i'm not good at english /> )

[mibac138]

How to do Automatic update?

[Kingdaro]

http://www.computerc...erating-system/

A nice tutorial for creating an automatic updater. ^^

[Doyle3694]

If you mean that you want it to update the current power, then you can use

while true do
--code
sleep(0) -- This is so the program yields, otherwise it can get canceled because it havent yielded for 10 seconds
end