LBPHacker, on 24 April 2013 - 04:20 AM, said:

Hmm, just overriding the function should work?

local oldCurBlink = term.setCursorBlink
term.setCursorBlink = function() oldCurBlink(false) end
local user = read()

Then where you want to have it blink use oldCurBlink(true)

Mackan90096, on 24 April 2013 - 03:04 AM, said:

Yes, this would be the decryption function.

function decrypt(str)
	local temp = ""
	for i = 1, str:len() do
		local char = str:sub(i,i)
		for i, v in pairs(lookup) do
			if v == char then temp = temp .. char break end
		end
	end
	return str
end

Untested

They need to be in " " btw

But don't use this, it isn't secure at all...
Something like this would be better

Yeah I thought you were just going to do a simple right click menu xD

That will be quite difficult, well goodluck

Wow this is pretty sick xD Nice

Yeah just to ignore it because you won't be using it

When you pull an event, even if you put a 'filter' within the function call, the event still gets returned with the first variable.
People use any short character like _ to just 'ignore' that returned variable by putting it it's place because you won't be using it.

Not sure If i explained it properly xD

Does this SMS'ing work in all Countries?

Haha. You probably overwrote something sometime...

Hmmm...if your full code is the above with just the "w" replacement. It really should work...

Have you tried restarting the PC? Lol typical IT solution. Might you have edited io somehow.

Try fs?

local f = fs.open("startup","w")
w.write([[print"Starting...."
sleep(1)]]
)
w.close()

Really the same thing...
Have you changed any ComputerCraft files?

Wow from your phone?
Really curious as to how this works

Yeah

local handle = io.open("outfile", "w")
if handle then
    handle:write(
[[
-- Declare a function
local function foo( s )
    print( s )
end

foo( "Hello!" )
]])
    handle:close()
end

LBPHacker, on 23 April 2013 - 02:44 AM, said:

It would error here if the username didn't exist...

local file2 = fs.open("users/"..usrName.."/bg", "r") local logoPath = file2.readLine() logo = paintutils.loadImage(logoPath) file2.close()

Therefor answers my question... Add some debug lines, try this:

function login()
    term.clear()
    term.setCursorPos(math.floor(w-string.len("Logging in")/2), 1) -- was checking the length of Username: :?
    write("Logging in")
    term.setCursorPos(math.floor(w-string.len("Username:")/2), 4) -- you had the brackets wrong. you were using math.floor on an integer all the time, the /2 needs to be inside
    write("Username: ")
    local usrName = read()
    term.setCursorPos(math.floor(w-string.len("Password:")/2), 6)
    write("Password: ")
    local pass = read("*")

    if not fs.exists("users/"..usrName.."/"..usrName) then
        term.clear()
        term.setCursorPos(math.floor(w-string.len("Login failed"))/2, 2)
        print("Login failed")
    elseif fs.exists("users/"..usrName.."/"..usrName) then
        -- if the username exists, shouldn't the bg file exist too?
        local file2 = fs.open("users/"..usrName.."/bg", "r")
        local logoPath = file2.readLine()
        logo = paintutils.loadImage(logoPath)
        file2.close()

        local file = fs.open("users/"..usrName.."/"..usrName,"r") -- Only open if it exists..
        local fileData = {} -- if the file has only the password, there is no point of this :P/>
        for line in file.readLine do -- cleaner way, i think this is right. If not try adding the () after readLine
            table.insert(fileData,line)
        end
        file.close()

        local passFromFile = fileData[1]
        if pass == passFromFile then
            term.clear()
            term.setCursorPos(math.floor(w-string.len("Login succeded!"))/2, 2)
            print("Login succeded!")
        else
            term.clear()
            term.setCursorPos(math.floor(w-string.len("Login failed!"))/2, 2)
            print("Login failed!")
            error( pass .. " - " .. passFromFile ) -- debug line, if it reaches here, check what the variables are
        end
    end
    -- put this here so you don't have to repeat it all the time
    sleep(1)
    term.clear()
    drawDesktop()
end

From which block is it failing? THe first if or the elseif?

Anything to the log of a number to the base of the same number is 1

theoriginalbit, on 22 April 2013 - 06:35 AM, said:

Lol yeah xD

EDIT: When is it supposed to display the version, which screens

Please remove the code in the code tags, pastebin was enough xD

Will go over it now...

What's the last colour that get's printed with the icon paintutils image?
What does the function titleBar2 do?

My feeling is that the text colour is the same colour as the background making you unable to see it, have you checked that?

fs.copy( "doorLock", "disk/startup" )

Missing an end riiight at the end

local option1 = "1"
local describe1 = "1*"
local exit = "exit"

print("Welcome, customer.")
print("Please pick a card type to be burned: ")
print("")
print("1. Door Combo")
print("")
print("Add a '*' after your order to view product description.")
print("Example: '1*'")
print("")
term.write(">")
local input = read()
if input == option1 then
	term.clear()
	term.setCursorPos(1,1)
	print("Burning Disk...")
	sleep(5)
	print("")
	print("Please collect your disk at the door.")
	disk.eject("back")
	sleep(5)
	os.shutdown()
elseif input == describe1 then
	term.clear()
	term.setCursorPos(1,1)
	print("Door Combination Lock")
	print("Censors input characters with stars.")
	print("Program termination locked without password.")
	print("Automatic shutdown to reset program")
	print("")
	print("Type 'exit' to return to the main menu")
	print("")
	term.write(">")
	local input = read()
	if input == exit then
		os.reboot()
	end
end -- missing an end here

Indentation helps a lot.

Or click add attachment near the bottom of the post box thingy (limit of 500kb's globally)

SuicidalSTDz, on 21 April 2013 - 12:00 PM, said:

I would guess that's where he would define it. I might be wrong

Yeah, but ID and API_path need to be variables, obviously.

Wheres the button variable defined in the register program? -- Nevermind, within the snipped part.

Oh okay, cool
Will help you then

It makes it local to the block.

Like so:

local var = "sup"
moo = true

if moo then
	local ifvalue = "what?"
	print(ifvalue) -- "what?"
	for i = 1, 2 do
		local test = "yeah!"
		print(test) -- "yeah!"
	end
	print(tostring(test)) -- nil!
end

print(tostring(ifvalue) -- nil!

moo there is a global variable. Will be able to be used within other programs, but restarting the pc will reset it.