it's been a while but I'm finally motivated again so I continued programming on my Strip-mining program, which takes all ores with it aswell. Full code: http://pastebin.com/fptxKN9n
But I got 2 Problems, that I couldn't solve after hours of work, the following one and another that I will post seperatly (http://www.computerc...ut-never-after/).
So, I'm working on a menu structure for my program and I have a table defining the y-axis where stuff gets written.
So, when for example the fuellevel is set to infinity then every other line on that page can go 1 line up.
objects = {["1"] = 1, ["2"] = 2, ["3"] = 3, ["4"] = 4, ["5"] = 5, ["6"] = 6, ["7"] = 7, ["8"] = 8, ["9"] = 9, ["10"] = 10, ["11"] = 11, ["12"] = 12, ["13"] = 13}the table (I gave the variables this stupid string names because I was hoping it could fix it, but obviously didn't, so don't get confused)
function MoveObjects(deleted) for k, v in ipairs(objects) do if tonumber(k) > deleted and k < 12 then --every line after the deleted goes 1 up, except the last 2 because they are fixed v = v - 1 end end endthe function that should move every Line up
if turtle.getFuelLevel ~= "infinity" then printLeft("Fuellevel:", objects["3"]) if FuelLevel >= neededFuel*1.1 then Fuellevel = "perfect" elseif FuelLevel >= neededFuel then Fuellevel = "ready" elseif FuelLevel > neededFuel*0.8 then Fuellevel = "risky" else Fuellevel = "low" printCentered("WARNING!!!", objects["3"]) end if help[1] == false then help[1] = FuelLevel end if Color() then if Fuellevel == "perfect" then term.setBackgroundColor(colors.lime) elseif Fuellevel == "ready" or Fuellevel == "risky" then term.setBackgroundColor(colors.yellow) elseif Fuellevel == "low" then term.setBackgroundColor(colors.red) end printRight(FuelLevel.."/"..neededFuel, objects["3"]) term.setBackgroundColor(colors.black) else if Fuellevel == "perfect" then printRight("+ "..FuelLevel.."/"..neededFuel, objects["3"]) elseif Fuellevel == "ready" or Fuellevel == "risky" then printRight("+/- "..FuelLevel.."/"..neededFuel, objects["3"]) elseif Fuellevel == "low" then printRight("- "..FuelLevel.."/"..neededFuel, objects["3"]) end end else MoveObjects(3) <--------------------------------- endexample where this function gets called (ignore the rest of the code, its ugly )
The code doesn't throw an error but the function simply seems not to work because everything else just prints at its normal line and the "deleted line" just stays clear.
If there is anything not clear feel free to ask me, if I made misleading spelling or grammar mistakes comment them aswell, I am german and don't speak the best english
Thanks in advance,
Bruno
Edited by BrunoZockt, 02 March 2017 - 04:01 PM.