Install: pastebin get hsaUDfJu nas
Note: When settings are changed, the app must be restarted in order for changes to take effect.
qNAS
Network Accessible Storage for ComputerCraft.
qNAS allows file sharing between a cloud device and a client device; you are able to set the server to serve a custom directory, as well as the root directory. The program also allows password protection [enabled by setting the pass variable within the settings file].
All code is at http://pastebin.com/hsaUDfJu.
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#201422 QZInstaller
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qsysmine
on 24 December 2014 - 03:43 AM
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This is a tool for developers who do not want to make an installer for their files [hosted either at Github, Pastebin, or on their own website].
Code: http://pastebin.com/HgNi5Ci8
Command to get: pastebin get HgNi5Ci8 /installerTemplate
On download, you can edit the first few lines of the script to supply the location and other information of your file.
Please refrain from editing below the
Code: http://pastebin.com/HgNi5Ci8
Command to get: pastebin get HgNi5Ci8 /installerTemplate
On download, you can edit the first few lines of the script to supply the location and other information of your file.
Please refrain from editing below the
--NON USER-MODIFIABLE FROM HERE ONcomment.
#201387 Program Skips Called Function.
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qsysmine
on 23 December 2014 - 08:10 PM
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awsumben13, on 23 December 2014 - 08:03 PM, said:
There are 2 problems here:
1) You have 2 too many ends closing the mainMenu() function.
2) You are writing "else if" rather than "elseif" - it's just one word, having it as 2 words is confusing the interpreter and making it think you have an if statement inside an else statement, which is why it was saying there should be more ends.
1) You have 2 too many ends closing the mainMenu() function.
2) You are writing "else if" rather than "elseif" - it's just one word, having it as 2 words is confusing the interpreter and making it think you have an if statement inside an else statement, which is why it was saying there should be more ends.
Edit: I found the error: I was referring to menu[i] instead of menu.menu[i]. I'm sorry if I wasted anyone's time, and I hope you all have a nice day.
#201383 Program Skips Called Function.
Posted by
qsysmine
on 23 December 2014 - 07:05 PM
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When running this file, it entirely skips the mainMenu function; I placed extra
I would like help with [1] the need for extra ends, and [2] the skipping.
The code is run from another file which opens it as a multishell tab, if that's any help.
endcalls at the bottom, for it was protesting a lack thereof which I could not seem to place.
I would like help with [1] the need for extra ends, and [2] the skipping.
The code is run from another file which opens it as a multishell tab, if that's any help.
#164562 Lua Problem :(
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qsysmine
on 11 February 2014 - 11:45 PM
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I am creating a rednet client with a loop to check if you're supposed to receive the message.
while true do id,message = rednet.recieve() local splitMessage = splitter.split(message, ";..;") local broadcastOS = splitMessage[1] broadcastType = splitMessage[2] broadcastRecipient = splitMessage[3] broadcastContent = splitMessage[4] if tonumber(broadcastRecipient) != os.getComputerID() then break end endWhen I tested the code in computercraft I got this error:
bios:399: [string "networkClient"]:27: 'then' expectedLine 27 is the if statement. Someone please help me find the error in my if statement.
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