--To set off stuff ver = ("v.1.0") maxt = ("11") tr = ("1") win = ("false") numb = math.random(1,1000) --Intro term.clear() sleep(1) term.setCursorPos(21,9) textutils.slowPrint("P4 studios") sleep(3) term.clear() --GTN Intro term.setCursorPos(17,9) textutils.slowPrint( [[ ------------------ Guess That Number! ------------------ ]] ) term.setCursorPos(18,12) sleep(1) print("Pro e. "..ver) term.setCursorPos(16,15) sleep(1) print("Press Enter To Continue!") io.read(enter) --Game term.clear() term.setCursorPos(1,1) print("Welcome!Pick a number from 1-1000!") print("You have 10 tries.") while true do if tr > maxt then guess = io.read() guess = tonumber(guess) if guess == numb then win = ("true") else print("You got this one wrong,But try again!") if guess > numb then print("Your guess was to high!") else if guess < numb then print("Your guess was to low!") else print("Ok?Invalid input?") end end end end end --results if win == true then print("You won!") end if win == false then print("You lost!") endMainly were it sais "--Game"Is were it shuts off.So,Is there any thing im doing wrong?
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Computer turns off after starting an program?
Started by Zambonie, Jan 05 2013 01:03 PM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 05 January 2013 - 01:03 PM
So,Im trying to make an Guess the number pro edition,and when I start the program,after the intro,the computer freezes and just turns off.Here is the code:
#2
Posted 05 January 2013 - 01:17 PM
I am going to take a big shot in the dark and say that your
I haven't used io.read but that is what i would say. Try it
EDIT: Actually, It sorta looks like io.read reads a file. Trying using this code instead
EDIT2: Also, it looks like you use io.read() to read for input a lot. Try doing just
io.read(enter)needs to be changed to
io.read("enter")
I haven't used io.read but that is what i would say. Try it
EDIT: Actually, It sorta looks like io.read reads a file. Trying using this code instead
local key = 0 repeat -- repeat until the key pulled is 28 (enter) local _, key = os.pullEvent("key") until key == 28 -- 28 is the enter keycode
EDIT2: Also, it looks like you use io.read() to read for input a lot. Try doing just
local input = read()
#3
Posted 05 January 2013 - 02:08 PM
Well,It worked lastime,(well not the 10 times thing,im working on that)and without editing anything,this pops up.It works when I press enter,the screen clears,and the text appears,and from that moment,until the text appears,it shuts off.
#4
Posted 05 January 2013 - 02:12 PM
And,ok,so what code should I use and where do I replace it?
#5
Posted 05 January 2013 - 03:45 PM
Ok, I added proper indentation, try to do that yourself next time, it makes reading your code a lot easier.
I also cleaned up some ifs and fixed your io.read(), I changed it to allow any key because I am too tired to look up the number for enter right now.
Here's the code, it should work but tell me if you've got an error and what it is.
I also cleaned up some ifs and fixed your io.read(), I changed it to allow any key because I am too tired to look up the number for enter right now.
Here's the code, it should work but tell me if you've got an error and what it is.
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#6
Posted 05 January 2013 - 04:26 PM
Sorry I wasn't on to reply...Go with what Leo Verto said and see if it works I personally have never used io.read so I can't really tell you if it is the problem. Kinda figured if it was doing everything but stopping at -- Clear, that had to be the problem. I read that io.read does reading files so ya. Sorry if I was wrong
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