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[remiX]

TheOriginalBIT, on 09 March 2013 - 10:40 PM, said:

remiX, on 09 March 2013 - 10:38 PM, said:

Easy fix - string.gsub

I know, I did it in my password generator (CCPassGen), and he is already replacing ' and " ... im just illuminating the fact that he missed some ...

Yeah, just went through the code now Short and sweet.
If you were to make the password generator yourself, how many lines would it be then? xD

[theoriginalbit]

remiX, on 09 March 2013 - 10:44 PM, said:

Yeah, just went through the code now Short and sweet.
If you were to make the password generator yourself, how many lines would it be then? xD

Idk probs about 20x bigger than it is using their generator. but it uses Symantec. I'd use that any day over making my own.

[Heracles421]

TheOriginalBIT, on 09 March 2013 - 08:42 PM, said:

bug found.

the following display as html code

• Ampersand &
  
• Less than <
  
• Greater than >

2.1.2 released, I've fixed this
If you find any other HTML stuff that's missing tell me

[Heracles421]

Fixed a small bug with the autoupdate. It wasn't updating the program if you had it in a directory different to "/"
Please, use the installer to download the newest version, as it also includes the download for the Load Bar API.

[MindenCucc]

Lol, this is great job! Do You want use my touchscreen keyboard API?

[Mr. Fang]

If only "Steve" could talk.... O_o

[ETHANATOR360]

coolest program iv ever seen

[Heracles421]

Hello CC Crafters! I'm back! After almost 6 months of inactivity (many reasons, I won't go through them ATM), I checked my Wolfram Alpha developer status, and for my surprise it is still active and it has received multiple queries this month (220)!
Which showed me two things:
1. CCiri is not dead. Even after being a lot of time inactive many of you still use CCiri! Which is great. I was really shocked when I discovered that.
2. I have to get back to coding. It's a part of me that I will never be able to leave.

And so, I'm writing this to let everyone (new and old users) know that CCiri will be updated more often.

Please leave any ideas you've got in mind, I'd love to implement them!

[figgycity50]

Awesome! Now i can find out e to the power of e to the power of e. spits out fuzzy maths containing infinity and gamma

[Heracles421]

figgycity50, on 27 October 2013 - 03:26 PM, said:

Awesome! Now i can find out e to the power of e to the power of e. spits out fuzzy maths containing infinity and gamma

Glad you like it

[Mads]

Not very pleasant-looking.

[PixelToast]

Mads, on 28 October 2013 - 01:11 PM, said:

Not very pleasant-looking.

looks fine to me

[figgycity50]

Can you add advanced computer support in the next update? i like colorful things. and I HATE HATE HATE ASCII borders

[nutcase84]

I think this would be good for a operating system. You could simplify a lot of things. Because, all a operating system really does in computercraft, is launch programs and things like that. Instead of clicking a icon, you could type something like "launch firewolf". But you may ask, why? That's what CraftOS is for! That is true but some noobs might want a OS like CraftOS, but easier to use. But this is all my opinion, so what do you think?

[Heracles421]

Mads, on 28 October 2013 - 01:11 PM, said:

Not very pleasant-looking.

I'm sorry, but that's how it looks even after formating it. I can't do much because of many reasons: First of all, Wolfram sends the answer in plain text format, because CC can't take any other kind of format. It is a pain to use that kind of format, but I still managed to make it as easy to understand as possible (With help from the guys that are in the credits).
Second, CC doesn't offer many formatting options.
Third, if you use complex questions, don't expect to recieve a simple answer. At least not from Wolfram.

figgycity50, on 28 October 2013 - 03:20 PM, said:

Can you add advanced computer support in the next update? i like colorful things. and I HATE HATE HATE ASCII borders

Yes, the next release will include colored monitor support. Instead of having ASCII artwork I'll use colors. But I won't be releasing it ATM because I'm really busy with stuff IRL.

nutcase84, on 28 October 2013 - 07:48 PM, said:

I think this would be good for a operating system. You could simplify a lot of things. Because, all a operating system really does in computercraft, is launch programs and things like that. Instead of clicking a icon, you could type something like "launch firewolf". But you may ask, why? That's what CraftOS is for! That is true but some noobs might want a OS like CraftOS, but easier to use. But this is all my opinion, so what do you think?

I really don't get what you mean, because CCiri isn't an OS.

EDIT: New BETA version released. Now I use (some) colored stuff. For instance the ASCII lines and the background have changed. The program will check if you're using an advanced computer or if you're using a normal one to avoid any errors.
Please note that I HAVE NOT tested this release yet, and even if the changes are minimal the program CAN be broken. If anyone can check if it's working correctly I'll make it an official minor release.

[nutcase84]

Heracles421, on 28 October 2013 - 10:02 PM, said:

I really don't get what you mean, because CCiri isn't an OS.

I know... but some noobs might want a OS like this to learn a text interface... I remember when I started programming, I had no idea how to use CraftOS. I has to constantly look up stuff on how to use it. If you could make it simple, like siri, then you might have something.

[Heracles421]

nutcase84, on 29 October 2013 - 06:40 AM, said:

Heracles421, on 28 October 2013 - 10:02 PM, said:

I really don't get what you mean, because CCiri isn't an OS.

I know... but some noobs might want a OS like this to learn a text interface... I remember when I started programming, I had no idea how to use CraftOS. I has to constantly look up stuff on how to use it. If you could make it simple, like siri, then you might have something.

Ok, I think what you mean is make an OS capable of interpreting your input to make something. For example, I write "Can you run my program?" and then the OS interprets it and runs the program.
Am I right?

[Mads]

nutcase84, on 29 October 2013 - 06:40 AM, said:

I know... but some noobs might want a OS like this to learn a text interface... I remember when I started programming, I had no idea how to use CraftOS. I has to constantly look up stuff on how to use it. If you could make it simple, like siri, then you might have something.

That's more complex than CraftOS. And I'm 100% sure you didn't have to look up how to use the shell, but what the programmes were called. Learn the difference.

[Lyqyd]

If you see posts that require moderator attention, report them, don't reply to them.

I've cleaned this up. If I have to do it again, I'm just going to lock the topic.

[Heracles421]

Lyqyd, on 31 October 2013 - 10:51 PM, said:

If you see posts that require moderator attention, report them, don't reply to them.

I've cleaned this up. If I have to do it again, I'm just going to lock the topic.

Alright, got it Lyqyd.

As a side note, for all users, I'll be releasing 2.2 soon. I just have to polish some stuff before it's ready.