10 replies to this topic

[speedemon24]

I have been having problems with a few goto progrmas from pastebin which I think should work correctly. But whenever I excute a command the turtle moves forwrd once then stops and it reads back
"goto:35: attempt to compare__lt on nil and nil"
Im asking here though becuase I tired other programs and got back the same thing.
Here is the link to the code in the example.
http://www.computerc...ram-for-turtle/

[remiX]

Do you have a gps tower setup?

[Kingdaro]

Have you set up GPS before using the program?

EDIT: hNGGGFFF NINJAS

[speedemon24]

yes i have at y 265. The gps locate function works fine

[speedemon24]

ok guys I tired this on my server and thats when I was getting this error but in my single player I set up everything the same, same code, and it works fine.
Im wondering if it is a config file error on the server. Also my server is a vinalla FTB with one change to the CC config being allow HTTP. So if anyone can provide assassitance it would be great. Im going to post this link on the FTB fourms and see if they know what is going on. Here is a pic of it not working

[Orwell]

Can you try this in a lua terminal or as a program and see if the coordinates pop up?

rednet.open('right')
textutils.tabulate( { gps.locate(3,false) } )

[remiX]

Just after this line

nx,ny,nz = gps.locate(3,false)

Check what this results in

print(cx.. " " .. cy.. " " .. cz.. " " .. nx.. " " .. ny.. " " .. nz)

Just to check if they are not nil.

[speedemon24]

sIdEkIcK_, on 18 November 2012 - 04:15 PM, said:

Just after this line

nx,ny,nz = gps.locate(3,false)

Check what this results in

print(cx.. " " .. cy.. " " .. cz.. " " .. nx.. " " .. ny.. " " .. nz)

Just to check if they are not nil.

I did this and I get "attempt to concatenate string and nil." See I dont even know if this is a coding program becuase the program worked fine in single player but in multiplayer it does not seem to work for me.

[remiX]

That means one, or multiple of them are nil. And thats your problem to "goto:35: attempt to compare__lt on nil and nil"

And these cx, cy, cz, nx, ny, nz values are defined from

local cx,cy,cz = gps.locate(2,false)

and

nx,ny,nz = gps.locate(3,false)

I've never used gps.locate before but I'm sure the servers gps.locate is bugged ^^

[MaHuJa]

Here's a theory... when you're calling gps.locate(), and it works, it's because you've done something else (like the gps program) that did the rednet.open() for you.

Given that this is a turtle, the command is
rednet.open "right"
and when this is not already done, I would expect gps.locate() to return nils.

[Orwell]

MaHuJa, on 20 November 2012 - 01:49 AM, said:

Here's a theory... when you're calling gps.locate(), and it works, it's because you've done something else (like the gps program) that did the rednet.open() for you.

Given that this is a turtle, the command is
rednet.open "right"
and when this is not already done, I would expect gps.locate() to return nils.

The code he links to does

rednet.open("right")

at the top. And I already asked him to do this:

rednet.open('right')
textutils.tabulate( { gps.locate(3,false) } )

But he didn't reply on that.