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[Kolpa]

So this is my Secure code Lock which instead of writing the password just writes "*"
Code:

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os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
password ="changeme"
x = ""
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
term.write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2,5)
term.write("Password: ")
while true do
id,chr = os.pullEvent()
if id == "char" then
term.write("*")
x = x..chr
end
if id == "key" and chr == 28 then
if x == password then
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
term.write("acces granted")
os.sleep(2)
os.reboot()
else
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
term.write("acces denied")
os.sleep(2)
os.reboot()
end
end
end

Images:

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u Realy Realy want pastebin ?

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u get pastebin! :http://pastebin.com/BULn6Tb4

[hamish1001]

cool im putting this in my world

[Espen]

@hamish1001:
At the current state of the program, it won't actually work, since the loop doesn't contain a break-condition, i.e. it will run indefinitely.
*derp* Kinda hard to match the end's with their counterparts sometimes with non-indented code. My bad. />
But it will reboot in both cases (access denied/granted), so you'd at least have to replace the reboot on "access granted" with a break.

@Kolpa:
I hope you don't mind, just tried to compress the code a little to make it more efficient.

local function clear()
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

clear()
write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2, 5)
write("Password: ")

while true do
  local pass = read("*")

  if pass == "test" then
	clear()
	write("acces granted")
	os.sleep(2)
	break;  -- Break out of loop.
  else
	clear()
	write("acces denied")
	os.sleep(2)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

Note: Didn't test it ingame, but should work. If it doesn't, give me a holler.
Cheers />

Edited by Espen, 24 March 2012 - 01:59 AM.

[Zer0t3ch]

Espen, on 24 March 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

@hamish1001:
At the current state of the program, it won't actually work, since the loop doesn't contain a break-condition, i.e. it will run indefinitely.
*derp* Kinda hard to match the end's with their counterparts sometimes with non-indented code. My bad. />
But it will reboot in both cases (access denied/granted), so you'd at least have to replace the reboot on "access granted" with a break.

@Kolpa:
I hope you don't mind, just tried to compress the code a little to make it more efficient.

local function clear()
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

clear()
write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2, 5)
write("Password: ")

while true do
  local pass = read("*")

  if pass == "test" then
	clear()
	write("acces granted")
	os.sleep(2)
	break;  -- Break out of loop.
  else
	clear()
	write("acces denied")
	os.sleep(2)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

Note: Didn't test it ingame, but should work. If it doesn't, give me a holler.
Cheers />

You're edit looks nice. Has anyone figured out a way to make programs non-terminate-able? (not a word, I know) Without editing the actual OS?

[coolblockj]

Zer0t3ch, on 24 March 2012 - 02:10 AM, said:

Espen, on 24 March 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

@hamish1001:
At the current state of the program, it won't actually work, since the loop doesn't contain a break-condition, i.e. it will run indefinitely.
*derp* Kinda hard to match the end's with their counterparts sometimes with non-indented code. My bad. />
But it will reboot in both cases (access denied/granted), so you'd at least have to replace the reboot on "access granted" with a break.

@Kolpa:
I hope you don't mind, just tried to compress the code a little to make it more efficient.

local function clear()
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

clear()
write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2, 5)
write("Password: ")

while true do
  local pass = read("*")

  if pass == "test" then
	clear()
	write("acces granted")
	os.sleep(2)
	break;  -- Break out of loop.
  else
	clear()
	write("acces denied")
	os.sleep(2)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

Note: Didn't test it ingame, but should work. If it doesn't, give me a holler.
Cheers />

You're edit looks nice. Has anyone figured out a way to make programs non-terminate-able? (not a word, I know) Without editing the actual OS?

You can set os.pullEvent to os.pullEventRaw, like this :

nos.pullEvent = os.pullEvent
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
Yourcodehere
os.pullEvent = nos.pullEvent --Resets it back to normal after you're done.

[Espen]

Whoops, got ninja'd. Just Ignore this now pointless post.^^

Edited by Espen, 24 March 2012 - 02:27 AM.

[Zer0t3ch]

Cool! (BTW, your post is f'ed up)

[Zer0t3ch]

coolblockj, on 24 March 2012 - 02:25 AM, said:

Zer0t3ch, on 24 March 2012 - 02:10 AM, said:

Espen, on 24 March 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

@hamish1001:
At the current state of the program, it won't actually work, since the loop doesn't contain a break-condition, i.e. it will run indefinitely.
*derp* Kinda hard to match the end's with their counterparts sometimes with non-indented code. My bad. />
But it will reboot in both cases (access denied/granted), so you'd at least have to replace the reboot on "access granted" with a break.

@Kolpa:
I hope you don't mind, just tried to compress the code a little to make it more efficient.

local function clear()
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

clear()
write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2, 5)
write("Password: ")

while true do
  local pass = read("*")

  if pass == "test" then
	clear()
	write("acces granted")
	os.sleep(2)
	break;  -- Break out of loop.
  else
	clear()
	write("acces denied")
	os.sleep(2)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

Note: Didn't test it ingame, but should work. If it doesn't, give me a holler.
Cheers />

You're edit looks nice. Has anyone figured out a way to make programs non-terminate-able? (not a word, I know) Without editing the actual OS?

You can set os.pullEvent to os.pullEventRaw, like this :

nos.pullEvent = os.pullEvent
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
Yourcodehere
os.pullEvent = nos.pullEvent --Resets it back to normal after you're done.

I tried out that code as you said it, exactly, it crashes and shuts down but I managed to print screen it.

http://www.zer0t3ch....03/Untitled.png

[coolblockj]

Zer0t3ch, on 24 March 2012 - 02:42 AM, said:

coolblockj, on 24 March 2012 - 02:25 AM, said:

Zer0t3ch, on 24 March 2012 - 02:10 AM, said:

Espen, on 24 March 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

@hamish1001:
At the current state of the program, it won't actually work, since the loop doesn't contain a break-condition, i.e. it will run indefinitely.
*derp* Kinda hard to match the end's with their counterparts sometimes with non-indented code. My bad. />
But it will reboot in both cases (access denied/granted), so you'd at least have to replace the reboot on "access granted" with a break.

@Kolpa:
I hope you don't mind, just tried to compress the code a little to make it more efficient.

local function clear()
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

clear()
write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2, 5)
write("Password: ")

while true do
  local pass = read("*")

  if pass == "test" then
	clear()
	write("acces granted")
	os.sleep(2)
	break;  -- Break out of loop.
  else
	clear()
	write("acces denied")
	os.sleep(2)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

Note: Didn't test it ingame, but should work. If it doesn't, give me a holler.
Cheers />

You're edit looks nice. Has anyone figured out a way to make programs non-terminate-able? (not a word, I know) Without editing the actual OS?

You can set os.pullEvent to os.pullEventRaw, like this :

nos.pullEvent = os.pullEvent
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
Yourcodehere
os.pullEvent = nos.pullEvent --Resets it back to normal after you're done.

I tried out that code as you said it, exactly, it crashes and shuts down but I managed to print screen it.

http://www.zer0t3ch....03/Untitled.png

Could you take a pic of the code, or put it down exactly on here?
This way i'll be able to help more accurately.
Also, are you using tekkit? I've heard there might be a few bugs in tekkit with it.

[Zer0t3ch]

Yes I am using tekkit

while true do
pullEvent = os.pullEvent()
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw()
os.pullEvent = pullEvent
end

After key press it instantly crashes, I have tried multiple variations, with and without parens, and this is what it is now. Any ideas?

[Espen]

@Zer0t3ch
os.pullEvent returns the function itself, os.pullEvent() executes the function and returns the results of that.
Also the code to backup os.pullEvent is supposed to be executed at the very beginning and end of your program, outside of any other parts.
Like this:

local oldPullEvent = os.pullEvent  -- Creates a copy of the function pullEvent under the local variable oldPullEvent
os.pullEvent = pullEventRaw  -- Overwrite the global function os.pullEvent with os.pullEventRaw

-- From now on every call to os.pullEvent() is essentially the same as a call to os.pullEventRaw().
-- This effectively prevents program termination, because os.pullEventRaw does not stop the program when the 'terminate' event occurs.

-- After you are done with your program we restore the global function os.pullEvent again with the backup we made at the beginning.
os.pullEvent = oldPullEvent

[Kolpa]

Espen, on 24 March 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

@hamish1001:
At the current state of the program, it won't actually work, since the loop doesn't contain a break-condition, i.e. it will run indefinitely.
*derp* Kinda hard to match the end's with their counterparts sometimes with non-indented code. My bad. />
But it will reboot in both cases (access denied/granted), so you'd at least have to replace the reboot on "access granted" with a break.

@Kolpa:
I hope you don't mind, just tried to compress the code a little to make it more efficient.

local function clear()
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1, 1)
end

clear()
write("Kolpa s Privacy Terminal")
term.setCursorPos(2, 5)
write("Password: ")

while true do
  local pass = read("*")

  if pass == "test" then
	clear()
	write("acces granted")
	os.sleep(2)
	break;  -- Break out of loop.
  else
	clear()
	write("acces denied")
	os.sleep(2)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

Note: Didn't test it ingame, but should work. If it doesn't, give me a holler.
Cheers />

i actualy did the code with the reboot just to show off what u can do,
anyway thanks for the edit had to go and coudnt describe the post anymore will edit that

[coolblockj]

Espen, on 24 March 2012 - 11:58 AM, said:

@Zer0t3ch
os.pullEvent returns the function itself, os.pullEvent() executes the function and returns the results of that.
Also the code to backup os.pullEvent is supposed to be executed at the very beginning and end of your program, outside of any other parts.
Like this:

local oldPullEvent = os.pullEvent  -- Creates a copy of the function pullEvent under the local variable oldPullEvent
os.pullEvent = pullEventRaw  -- Overwrite the global function os.pullEvent with os.pullEventRaw

-- From now on every call to os.pullEvent() is essentially the same as a call to os.pullEventRaw().
-- This effectively prevents program termination, because os.pullEventRaw does not stop the program when the 'terminate' event occurs.

-- After you are done with your program we restore the global function os.pullEvent again with the backup we made at the beginning.
os.pullEvent = oldPullEvent

You got to it first />

[Robd]

Hmm... I've done something very similar with some of my own consoles (only I don't use the stars). Might I suggest that you make an event for the backspace key so that you don't have to reboot if you mis-type a key?