https://github.com/d...rom/apis/io.lua
IO is literally a wrapper for fs.
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#277518 [N00b] - Trouble using IO library
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on 04 June 2018 - 09:10 PM
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#277556 [N00B] Download audio files onto computer for Computronics
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on 11 June 2018 - 11:23 PM
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Have you spelled fs correctly?
#277600 Need PROGRAM_FILES/JAVA/jre1.8.0_171
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on 19 June 2018 - 01:38 AM
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What exactly are you trying to open?
#277605 Need PROGRAM_FILES/JAVA/jre1.8.0_171
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That makes no sense, why would Windows prompt you to open a standalone application (the java installer) with java or notepad?
#277668 HELP! All my \13s are being converted to \10s
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Carriage return (\r) and line feed (\n) are handled differently at the OS level by eg. OSX vs. Windows. Sometimes git will change these around, if you're using that for versino control.
#277673 HELP! All my \13s are being converted to \10s
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Bomb Bloke, on 30 June 2018 - 09:05 AM, said:
I'm not entirely sure that this is an "OS level" thing
Yeah, I doubt the OS is actually doing anything. I suspect another program (eg. Git) is changing it for that reason.
#277677 Why CraftOS is better than Windows
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on 03 July 2018 - 12:06 AM
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I for one welcome security updates and bug fixes. CraftOS in the last official release is laughably broken.
#277680 Why CraftOS is better than Windows
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on 04 July 2018 - 12:17 AM
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I have an Ubuntu VM through Virtualbox, it is very fast. I have allocated 4 cores and 11 GB of RAM to it though, so that probably helps.
#277753 [SOLVED] string.gmatch seems to steal letters
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I think string.gsub( str, "minecraft:", "" ) would work much better in this case.
#277760 [SOLVED] string.gmatch seems to steal letters
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You can easily create a custom pattern to match all letters and _. It'd look something like this: "[%a_]"
#277761 Melee turtles and os.pullEvent
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on 12 July 2018 - 09:11 PM
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You're triggering computercraft's yield prevention because your code is not yielding. This blocks all other parallel functions and all other computers in the world from executing until it is shut down.
#277763 the HTTP API and the cookies
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Cookies are in the headers, of course. You can't read the headers in any version of computercraft that has been officially released, but the latest version includes the ability to do so through the .getResponseHeaders method.
Reference: https://github.com/d...TTPRequest.java
Reference: https://github.com/d...TTPRequest.java
#277770 the HTTP API and the cookies
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It was added in 1.80pr0 or 1.80pr1 (unreleased).
The builds available on https://cc.crzd.me should include it.
The builds available on https://cc.crzd.me should include it.
#277785 [SOLVED] string.gmatch seems to steal letters
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Have you tried "^\"" yet? That will match everything except a double quote.
#277803 [Plethora] Analog clock in your upper left corner using overlay glasses
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#277834 Reading bytes
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HTTP binary support was a long standing bug that was patched in 1.80pr1. If you are using an older version it will not work.
#277837 Reading bytes
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on 20 July 2018 - 12:52 AM
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I have very little experience with reading binary in CC, but my first thought is that num is larger than the number of bytes available for some reason.
#277873 Reading bytes
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#277879 Reading bytes
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on 24 July 2018 - 09:34 PM
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unpack has been renamed to table.unpack in later versions.
#277965 Making a directory with multiple directories
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Not that I'm aware of. You could certainly write a program that does it, but the support is not there in CraftOS.
#278057 [SOLVED] calling code from string
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BrunoZockt, on 09 August 2018 - 07:58 PM, said:
I need to run code from a string (e.g. "if true then print("bla") end"). loadstring() doesn't work for me since I need to call functions that are not global but only exist within my program.
First off, WHY? There is most likely a MUCH better solution to whatever problem you have than doing this (which is why the default behavior is to not allow it).
BrunoZockt, on 09 August 2018 - 07:58 PM, said:
the documentation of load() is so bad
It's actually very good, IMO.
Finally, neither example #1 nor example #2 work for me. A minimal reproduction is easy:
local foo = "Hello World" print( getfenv().foo ) --# nil
Unfortunately, it is completely impossible to get locally delcared variables in ComputerCraft. In regular Lua it is possible to do via the debug library, but this is disabled for security reasons.
The easiest workaround would be to not declare your stuff as local. But that is going to pollute the global env. and do various bad things. A better workaround is to pass all the required variables to the function when it is called. If this is impractical, you might want to consider a different approach to whatever problem you're attempting to solve.
#278065 computercrafts terminal
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1. You can only use the built in colors; however in later versions what those colors are can be changed on the fly. Example: http://www.computerc...s-a-great-idea/
2. No.
2. No.
#278091 computercrafts terminal
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Ta©ti_Tac0Z, on 12 August 2018 - 01:16 PM, said:
Bomb Bloke, on 11 August 2018 - 02:37 PM, said:
colours.orange doesn't actually hold a representation of the colour orange, for example - it merely holds a palette index.
wrong...:
the organges rgb color value is 2 (EDIT: not just the color index) as stated in the table: http://computercraft...ki/Colors_(API)
You are mistaken. "2" is not an RGB value.
ComputerCraft uses binary indexes (2^0,2^1,2^2 ... 2^15). This is primarily to support passing multiple colors as one number to bundled cables. For example, to turn on blue and green you would pass 2^11 + 2^13, or 10,240 in base 10.
The RGB value of colors.orange is, by default, red 242, green 178, blue 51, as shown in the Display column of the table you reference.
#278137 The ban game
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Banned for causing ghandi nukes.
Pokemon
Pokemon
#278164 Solar OS Help- How to
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on 23 August 2018 - 01:48 AM
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Well, first you read in a username and password. Then you hash the password and compare it to the previously stored hash, preferably with some salting.
