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L2[00:14:53] <Ditchbuster> can someone
explain the first part of this:
http://www.lua.org/pil/11.4.html about queues using
tables. if i put this in my code how do i invoke it? am i just
using List or do i make a new array and pass that as the list
parameter? i understand what each of the pop and push are
doing
L3[00:15:44] <Ditchbuster> or if there is a
good article explaining tables in lua i could probably read
that.
L4[00:21:29] <Izaya> #lua t={}
L5[00:21:29] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L6[00:21:44] <Izaya> #lua type(t)
L7[00:21:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > table
L8[00:22:04] <Izaya>
table.insert(t,"a")
L9[00:22:48] <Izaya>
#table.insert(t,"a")
L10[00:22:54] <Izaya> fsck
L11[00:23:00] <Izaya> #lua
table.insert(t,"a")
L12[00:23:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > nil
L13[00:23:56] <Izaya> #lua t[1]
L14[00:23:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > a
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L17[00:44:22] <Ditchbuster> will a timer
fire up another function if the first one still hasnt finished
executing?
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L25[01:37:32] <sugoi> Ditchbuster: the
timers are not executed in parallel, nothing is. if you yield, you
yield to the event loop, and if a timer fires, yes, another would
be spawned.
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L53[05:31:43] <ccsonic> Is there a way to
copy text in an OC computer? Its getting annyoing to write the
whole stuff again if Im asking anything using pastebin.
L54[05:32:38] <Izaya> well, you can paste
to it
L55[05:32:43] <Lizzy> ccsonic: you can
alway set bufferchanges to false in the config file then use an
external editor, as for copy/paste, paste you can do with insert,
not sure about copy
L56[05:34:36] <ccsonic> So, how do you
upload your text to pastebin? Just rewriting it?
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L58[05:35:03] <Izaya> pastebin put
filename
L59[05:35:21] <meep> ccsonic: Get an
internet card, there is the pastebin program
L60[05:35:47] <ccsonic> Oh, right. Didnt
think about that. Thx
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L62[05:42:13] <ccsonic> Now, how can I make
an info output like stored energy which is updating? So far it
always showed the amount of Energy it had when the program was
executed first.
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L64[05:49:13] <ccsonic> You dont know what
Im meaning or is it not enough information?
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L73[07:05:29] <cinder1992> o/
L75[07:10:59] <S3> Gamax92: so many
repositories!
L76[07:11:26] <S3>
Http://git.9600-baud.net/S3
L78[07:13:11] <cinder1992> I have a
question regarding the Adapter block, is there anyone around that
might be able to assist me?
L79[07:13:36] <S3> Just ask anyways
L80[07:13:48] <S3> Read the topic: P
L81[07:14:21] <cinder1992> I'm trying to
set up some basic power automation for my base, and I'm a little
confused about the Adapter block.
L82[07:14:32] <cinder1992> I have two
adapters, both with a machine and a sign attached to them.
L83[07:15:12] <cinder1992> is there any way
to address the machines (which both have the same name), by what
adapter they're connected to?
L84[07:16:12] <S3> If they are supported by
the adapter block then they will each have a unique uuid
L85[07:16:29] <S3> But do these machines
require an adaptor?
L86[07:16:47] <cinder1992> They do, they're
Mekanism power blocks.
L87[07:17:03] <S3> Some miss just integrate
with the cable itself
L89[07:17:21] <S3> Damn phone
autocorrect
L90[07:17:58] <S3> So all you need to do
then is differentiate between the two machine ids
L91[07:18:33] <cinder1992> The problem I'm
having is actually that I want to be able to associate the sign
text with what the adapter block is connected to.
L93[07:19:17] <cinder1992> but I have no
idea how to get the components connected to a single adapter.
L94[07:19:33] <S3> So each sign should have
a uuid as well
L95[07:19:52] <cinder1992> Yes, but I can't
find a way to associate the two UUIDs, the UUID of the machine and
the UUID of the sign
L96[07:20:07] <cinder1992> Because well,
they're unique and ambiguous.
L97[07:20:21] <S3> They always remain the
same
L98[07:20:36] <cinder1992> So I need to
manually configure it in my lua then?
L99[07:21:33] <S3> You don't have to but
you could. I might even write some configuration script for it
where it writes to a sign and you verify which one is which
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L102[07:22:40] <cinder1992> But I was
thinking of READING from the sign to tell the script what's
what.
L103[07:22:55] <cinder1992> and I can't do
that unless I can tell which sign is connected to which
Adapter
L104[07:23:20] <cinder1992> and as far as
I can tell, adapters are 100% transparent to OC lua and can't
actually be addressed in any way.
L105[07:24:47] <S3> Have it print a number
and you say which number showed up
L106[07:24:48] <S3> It'll save the uuid
and associate with some machine
L107[07:24:48] <S3> You also would at that
point configure the machine too..
L108[07:24:48] <S3> But you could do that
by having it detect machine placement order then ecjo to the signs
and you would match the sign number with the machine uuid it
detected in that order
L109[07:24:51] <S3> Or just make it
configure as you place them. Many ways to do it
L110[07:25:08] <cinder1992> would it be
easier to just use a microcontroller to do it the way I want?
L111[07:26:15] <S3> I don't see how any of
that conflicts with what I just said
L112[07:26:43] <cinder1992> It
doesn't.
L113[07:27:07] <cinder1992> I just don't
want to have to go mine up all my machines or place down components
and run back and forth from somewhere to my computer.
L115[07:27:51] <S3> I should make a CCTV
camera add-on for oc
L116[07:28:51] <S3> That would be
sick
L117[07:29:00] <cinder1992> indeed
L118[07:29:13] <cinder1992> I'm still
working on my advanced audio card.
L119[07:29:21] <cinder1992> or rather, not
working on it. 'cause I got lazy.
L120[07:29:23] <S3> Then you could
configure them remotely heh
L121[07:29:42] <S3> Advanced audio
eh
L122[07:29:56] <S3> I thought of making a
6581 card
L123[07:30:00] <cinder1992> SID?
L124[07:30:04] <S3> Know what that
is?
L126[07:30:18] <cinder1992> I do indeed, I
used the C64 back in the day
L127[07:30:28] <cinder1992> I was thinking
about going a step beyond that.
L129[07:30:54] <cinder1992> I confirmed
that a .mod file is actually more than small enough (normally) to
be used in OC
L130[07:31:14] <S3> Today I found the
battery cover for my tape recorder I use to save files on
L131[07:31:21] <S3> In my backpack
L132[07:31:25] <cinder1992> lol
L133[07:31:50] <S3> I s like wat
L134[07:32:12] <S3> Cinder: you may like
what I am working on right now
L135[07:32:43] <cinder1992> Which
is?
L136[07:33:54] <S3> I am writing an
opating system that runs on unmanaged disks. But a key advantage of
that is the fact that it will have a concatenating disk
driver
L137[07:34:58] <cinder1992> so basically a
RAID?
L138[07:37:24] <S3> Allowing you to make
ginormus disk arrays
L139[07:37:25] <S3> The partition table
technically supports over a gig but that will kill your box before
you get there lol
L140[07:37:25] <S3> That'd be a lot of
tier 3 drives
L141[07:37:25] <S3> I am also pondering
making a San add-on mod for oc server racks
L142[07:37:25] <S3> Operates as a San in
unmanaged mode, or a NAS in managed mode
L143[07:37:26] <S3> It too supports fake
hardware raid 0
L144[07:37:40] <S3> So all the disks can
show up as one
L145[07:38:25] <S3> Yeah but the San holds
more disks, fits in a rack and runs in unmanaged mode
L146[07:38:44] <S3> So it gives you block
level access to the disks
L147[07:39:28] <cinder1992> mmhm
L148[07:40:09] <S3> It could be also
useful for virt
L149[07:41:51] <cinder1992> You should
make it an addition to plan9k
L150[07:42:27] <cinder1992> that way you
don't have to actually write a whole new OS, and you keep
compatibility with a lot of things
L151[07:42:51] <Izaya> S3, a ginormous
array, huh
L152[07:43:07] <Izaya> I might need to
write a ring network driver for this thing then
L153[07:43:28] <S3> Magic may be
intersted
L155[07:43:28] <S3> I'm actually
rebirthing an old dead project
L156[07:43:28] <S3> Of mine of
coursr
L157[07:43:38] <cinder1992> ah okey
L158[07:44:00] <S3> It has been relabeled
OCBSD
L159[07:44:26] <S3> And is very close to
the FreeBSD kernel topology
L160[07:44:44] <S3> Even has a forth
bootloader :)
L161[07:44:59] <S3> Which I wrote last
week
L162[07:45:21] <Izaya> Your FORTH
bootloader is like 3k, right?
L163[07:46:53] <cinder1992> FORTH
bootloader?
L164[07:48:31] <S3> Yes ixaya
L165[07:48:38] <S3> Izaya*
L166[07:48:52] <S3> It works on an
eeprom
L167[07:48:55] <Izaya> right
L168[07:49:01] <Izaya> I may need to abuse
that into something else :3
L170[07:49:24] <S3> It needs some big
fixes
L171[07:49:24] <Izaya> but not today
L172[07:49:34] <Izaya> today I need a
drink and to go to bed
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L177[08:17:58] <S3> What'd I miss
L178[08:19:24] <cinder1992> not much
L179[08:20:11] <cinder1992> S3, do you
think it'd be a good feature to be able to get a list of components
connected to a certain adapter block?
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L181[08:20:53] <cinder1992> or should that
functionality be deliberated to microcontrollers and the
like?
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L183[08:22:50] <S3> An active adaptor may
be nice
L184[08:23:17] <S3> I would say if you
power an adaptor block it should let you do that
L185[08:23:35] <S3> But if it isn't
powered it is just passive and does not
L186[08:23:48] <S3> What do you think of
that sangar?
L187[08:25:54] <cinder1992> The only issue
I see is that a Adapter counts as a network device rather than a
component
L188[08:26:05] <S3> Right
L189[08:26:07] <cinder1992> it'd have to
be a component to do that sort of thing, and that brings up the
component count.
L190[08:26:16] <cinder1992> so +1
components for every active adapter.
L191[08:26:56] <S3> But if it had an
active powered behavior it could act as both a component and a
network device
L192[08:27:08] <cinder1992> but again,
that brings up the component count
L193[08:27:10] <S3> If not powered.. It
doesn't act as a component
L194[08:27:22] <cinder1992> meaning that
some people might be confused as to why it's capping out their
CPUs
L195[08:27:28] <S3> Component count
doesn't matter on servers
L196[08:27:45] <S3> I've had ridiculous
sums of them in one server
L197[08:27:49] <cinder1992> It doesn't
indeed, which would give servers a practical use.
L198[08:28:02] <cinder1992> (Since I
haven't actually found one myself yet :U
L199[08:28:55] <S3> Well I'm planning on
making an oc CPU arch that just extends the lua cpu
L200[08:29:12] <S3> It provides a virt
api
L201[08:29:52] <cinder1992> why not
implement that in software?
L202[08:29:56] <S3> Which lets you run
multiple side by side instances of the lua interpreter in the same
box and route component access to them from a privileges vm
L203[08:30:10] <S3> Because that would be
lame
L204[08:30:21] <S3> And this would be
threaded
L205[08:31:10] <S3> Thats like arguing why
not pv instead of hvm lol
L206[08:31:23] <cinder1992> True
L207[08:31:35] <cinder1992> but you'd run
into resource issues pretty quick imo
L209[08:31:53] <S3> I have a lot of
resources
L210[08:32:13] <S3> And lua interpreters
are very tiny.
L211[08:32:51] <S3> I can spawn 100s of
thousands of them in < a second
L212[08:34:03] <S3> Of course that was
with perl
L213[08:34:19] <S3> Might be a bit more
intensive and slower in Java
L214[08:35:51] <cinder1992> Ah, a fellow
Perl Hacker :D
L215[08:37:01] <S3> I'm going to be giving
vifino sla nice little chrooting perl eval script for his eval not
soon
L216[08:37:26] <S3> Using buu's buubot /
perlbuut
L217[08:37:39] <vifino> "not
soon"
L219[08:37:51] <S3> Why not
L220[08:38:03] <vifino> S3 | I'm going to
be giving vifino sla nice little chrooting perl eval script for his
eval not soon
L221[08:38:40] <S3> Vifino you need to
realize that I am back in college for my second degree
L222[08:39:01] <S3> I don't have time to
do everything at once
L223[08:39:22] <vifino> S3: I was just
wondering what you mean with not soon, but now I'm even more
wondering at your "No?".
L224[08:39:38] <S3> If I showed you my
workload you might run away screaming
L225[08:39:51] <vifino> ¬_¬
L227[08:41:10] <S3> I typoed
L228[08:41:10] <S3> That is supposed to
say bot
L229[08:41:10] <vifino> Ah, that makes
more sense.
L230[08:41:10] <cinder1992> lol
L231[08:41:10] <S3> I thought you changed
it lol
L232[08:42:26] <S3> But yeah cinder I will
probably implement some sort of paravirt for ocbsd
L233[08:42:48] <S3> It just won't be so
nicr
L234[08:42:52] <S3> Nice*
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L236[08:45:07] <S3> Time to head to work
and manage some servers with lack of something better to do
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L256[10:10:48] <gamax92> etuc si
taht
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L261[10:54:04] <dangranos> hi
L262[10:54:23] <gamax92> hi.
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L265[11:19:46] <vifino> hi
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L267[11:45:40] <ds84182> hi
L268[11:45:54] <ccsonic> mhi
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L276[12:55:59] <nxsupert> o/
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L281[14:08:08] <kingmaker> Hi all
L282[14:08:22] *
gamax92 looks around the channel for lochie
L283[14:08:40] <kingmaker> I'm just trying
out oc for the first time and it looks great, but I seem to be
having a problem rendering text on the screen
L284[14:08:41] <gamax92> Sorry ALL isn't
here
L285[14:09:10] <gamax92> kingmaker: how
so?
L287[14:09:34] <gamax92> SANGAR
L288[14:09:41] <Sangar> #BlameMac
L289[14:09:52] <kingmaker> heh lol osx
eh?
L290[14:10:08] <kingmaker> bummer. Any
work arounds?
L291[14:10:13] <Sangar> seriously, no idea
tho. do you have any mods that change graphics stuff like
optifine?
L292[14:10:46] <kingmaker> ah ok. hmm.. I
don't *think* I have optifine running but I'll check out my
graphics settings thnx
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L294[14:11:09] <Sangar> other than that,
try messing with general graphics settings like anisotropic
filtering, mipmapping and such
L295[14:11:20] <Sangar> does it look like
that in-world, too?
L296[14:11:54] <kingmaker> yes
L297[14:12:03] <Vexatos> snag.gy?
L298[14:12:07] <gamax92> Vexatos:
irk
L299[14:12:09] <Vexatos> Sangar: Please
buy snag.ar
L300[14:12:11] <Vexatos> now
L301[14:12:29] *
kingmaker googled "pastebin for jpgs"
L302[14:12:39] <gamax92> heh
L303[14:12:45] <Sangar> >_>
L304[14:12:47] <Vexatos> argentinian tld
can't be that expensive
L305[14:13:31] <Sangar> kingmaker, also
have a look in the config and try the old font renderer, maybe
that'll work
L306[14:14:22] *
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L308[14:19:22] <kingmaker> huh.. well it
went away
L309[14:19:31] <kingmaker> dangit I'm not
sure what I did though
L310[14:19:55] <kingmaker> I turned off
mipmapping, but turning it back on doesn't break it again
L311[14:19:59] *
kingmaker shrugs
L312[14:20:02] <kingmaker> welp
thanks!
L313[14:20:05] <Sangar> hohum
L314[14:20:20] <Sangar> next time also try
reloading the textures (f3+t or what it is)
L315[14:20:24] <Sangar> might also help
then
L316[14:22:10] <kingmaker> awesome
thanks
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L318[14:22:28] <Vexatos> snag.ar
L319[14:22:32] <Vexatos> we need
that
L320[14:22:35] <Vexatos> so badly
L321[14:24:06] <vifino> I still have
cake.party, hmm..
L322[14:24:50] <vifino> actually, do i
have it..
L323[14:25:55] <vifino> nope, only
holy.party
L324[14:25:59] <vifino> meh.
L325[14:27:00] <Vexatos>
cake.vifino.cc
L326[14:27:02] <Vexatos> where is
it+
L327[14:27:09] <vifino> Vexatos: Died with
my server.
L328[14:27:26] <Vexatos> OOOOOOOOOOH,
CHOCOLATE CAKE
L329[14:27:36] <Vexatos> OOOOOOOOOOH,
CHOCOLATE CAKE♪♪♪♪
L330[14:27:59] <Sangar> "Registering
a .AR domain directly is not allowed"
L331[14:28:01] <Sangar> ohwell
L332[14:28:39] <Vexatos> at least you
tried
L333[14:28:50] <Sangar> mhm
L334[14:28:54] <Vexatos> m.hm
L335[14:30:21] <Sangar> ...
L336[14:30:25] <Sangar> that's actually a
tld
L337[14:30:27] <Sangar> til
L338[14:30:42] <Sangar> for the mcdonald
islands no less
L339[14:31:25] <Inari> lol
L340[14:31:43] <Inari> Sangar: just make a
.sangar TLD
L341[14:31:48] <Sangar> hahaha
L342[14:32:09] <Sangar> "so, uh, i'd
like to register a tld?"
L343[14:32:31] <Sangar> ugh, brb, need to
eat something >_>
L344[14:32:58] <Inari> wel
L345[14:33:08] <Inari> you just need to
pass some tests, spend some money and build some
infracstructure
L346[14:36:00] <Vexatos> mmmmmm.hm
L347[14:36:03] <Vexatos> Do it
L348[14:36:04] <Vexatos> now
L349[14:36:48] <Vexatos> Sangar,
registering a TLD is easy, you just need to prove that you and your
company are capable of supllying the €2000000 needed every year
consistently for at least 4 years in a row
L350[14:36:58] <Vexatos> supplying*
L352[14:37:57] <Inari> Vexatos: cant you
just hand them 8000000 then?
L353[14:38:27] <Vexatos> nope
L354[14:38:30] <Vexatos> 2M a year
L355[14:38:35] <Inari> rude
L356[14:38:44] <Vexatos> you basically
rent the right to own a tld
L357[14:38:51] <Vexatos> .google is such a
rented tld
L359[14:39:03] <Vexatos> caretv pls
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L362[15:05:52] <vifino> hah, fail
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L367[15:40:53] <gamax92> .google
[2J
L369[15:43:56] <Sangar> i'm off o/
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L373[15:53:11] <Izaya> so uh
L374[15:53:16] <Izaya> with the new nvidia
driver
L375[15:53:25] <Izaya> it has no display,
it flickers a few times
L376[15:53:33] <Izaya> and in
/var/log/Xorg.0.log:
L377[15:53:44] <Izaya> [ 86.006] (II)
NVIDIA: Freed GPU:0 (GPU-26506185-ff7a-f813-3735-a1f36c645502)
@
L378[15:54:11] <Izaya> anyone know what's
going on?
L379[15:54:46] <gamax92> #js "a"
* 5 + "h"
L380[15:54:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"NaNh"
L381[15:54:51] <gamax92> oops
L382[15:57:58] <Ivoah> #js
Array(16).join("wat" - 1) + " Batman!"
L383[15:57:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
"NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN
Batman!"
L384[16:01:48] <Daiyousei> #js {} +
{}
L385[16:01:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
NaN
L386[16:02:01] <Daiyousei> so {} are
floats
L387[16:02:02] <Daiyousei> ok
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L391[16:51:54] *
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L392[17:05:17] <Starhero> Ivoah, that was
an amazing display of a use of Not a number I have ever seen!
L393[17:06:35] <Izaya> wat, right?
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L395[17:08:03] <sugoi> that's actually
where i agree with js
L396[17:08:12] <sugoi> {} + {} is not a
number, i agree
L397[17:08:44] <Izaya> but the type of NaN
is number
L398[17:08:48] <Izaya> \o/
L399[17:12:51] <Ivoah> Starhero: I didn't
make it up
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L413[18:11:48] <ds84182> .p
L414[18:13:07] <^v> Ping reply from
ds84182 78.98s
L415[18:14:22] <ds84182> wtf
L416[18:16:07] <ds84182> what the fuck is
happening to my local network
L417[18:17:06] <Izaya> gah
L418[18:17:21] <Izaya> can you get RealVNC
for Linux?
L419[18:17:38] <Izaya> won't auth with
tightvnc
L421[18:21:58] <CompanionCube> yes
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L426[18:42:55] <ds84182> 6
L427[18:45:17] <gamax92> 74
L428[18:55:08] <Ekoserin> 76?
L430[19:03:13] <S3> nxsupert:
L431[19:03:43] <S3> nxsupert: you around?
do you have that eeprom source lying around? I might want to look
at it for some references while I build my sopt object
L432[19:03:49] <S3> for the
partitioner
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L435[19:52:37] <gamax92> Izaya: you're
l8
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L437[19:53:27] <Ekoserin> gamax92: I
thought Izaya was 80
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L439[20:02:44] <Izaya> m8
L440[20:03:35] <Temia> 80 Going 18?
L442[20:04:02] <gamax92> Press F3 to
taunt
L443[20:04:21] <S3> maybe I am doing lua
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L445[20:04:51] <S3> I thought
component.list() returned an iterator, and I thought you could use
it like, for foo in component.list('bar') do
L446[20:07:30] <S3> no it returns
table
L447[20:07:42] <gamax92> it's a table,
with an interator in __call
L449[20:07:53] <S3> but you can't use it
like you do gmatch?
L450[20:08:00] <gamax92> yes you can
L452[20:08:15] <gamax92> i think it's
address, type that the iterator returns
L454[20:08:39] <S3> O h I think I know
what's going on..
L455[20:15:20] <ThePotato> ~oc 3d
printer
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L458[20:33:14] <Ekoserin> Suddenly I'm
level 10.
L459[20:33:59] <gamax92> l0?
L460[20:34:06] <Ekoserin> 10.
L461[20:34:16] <gamax92> What happens at
1eve1 l0?
L462[20:34:27] <Ekoserin> Well, you get a
showcase box on Steam.
L463[20:34:42] <gamax92> and?
L464[20:34:42] <Ekoserin> Speaking of
Steam, why the fuck did you sign me out?
L465[20:34:47] <gamax92> sorry
L466[20:34:53] *
gamax92 signs Ekoserin back into Steam
L467[20:35:31] <Ekoserin> Good luck with
that gamax92.
L468[20:36:14] <S3> wait what
L469[20:36:17] <S3> what happened to
table.getn
L470[20:36:29] <gamax92> depreciated
L471[20:36:45] <gamax92> was removed in
5.2
L473[20:38:05] <Ekoserin> It signed me out
again
L474[20:39:17] <gamax92> S3: why do you
need that, just use #
L475[20:39:58] <S3> oh that was lua
L476[20:40:05] <S3> I thought that was
some other language that did that
L477[20:40:21] <gamax92> ... what were you
talking about then
L478[20:40:49] <S3> LOL. WHAT
L479[20:41:31] * S3
prints #foobar
L480[20:41:31] <gamax92> LOLCODE?
L481[20:41:33] <S3> gets 0
L482[20:41:36] <S3> right after
L483[20:41:57] * S3
prints each element in the table. gets stuffs.
L484[20:42:16] <gamax92> getn isn't the
number of things in the table, it's the same as #
L486[20:42:48] <S3> so then how the frig
do I know how many components were found with
component.list()
L487[20:42:58] <gamax92> you count
L488[20:43:04] <gamax92> # is just the
last numerical index before the first nil
L490[20:43:11] <gamax92> omg counting,
such ew
L491[20:43:17] <S3> man I love Perl
:P
L492[20:43:33] <S3> because shit is so
complex which is beastly
L493[20:43:45] <S3> Lua is too simple
:)
L494[20:44:34] <S3> well actuallyu
L495[20:44:40] <S3> even #foo shouldn't
return 0
L496[20:45:06] <gamax92> and whys
that
L497[20:45:14] <S3> well because tehre's
stuff in the table
L498[20:45:19] <S3> and not nil
L499[20:45:23] <gamax92> but there are no
numerical indexes
L501[20:45:46] <S3> Lua needs to seperate
hashes from arrays
L503[20:46:06] <S3> It's way too
weird.
L504[20:46:22] <S3> Which is hilarious
because Perl hashes are arrays XD
L505[20:48:41] <gamax92> Lua's length
thing is confusing to be honest :/
L506[20:48:59] <gamax92> #lua
#({1,nil,nil,4})
L507[20:48:59] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 4
L508[20:49:07] <gamax92> #lua
#({1,[4]=4})
L509[20:49:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 1
L510[20:49:55] <S3> woops
L511[20:50:05] <S3> dont' put the number
of components in the component table itself
L512[20:50:18] <S3> I knew it was going to
become part of what I got out of the iterator somehow..
L513[20:57:45] <Ivoah> Is |0xDEADBEEF|
opensource?
L514[20:58:22] <gamax92> yes
L516[20:59:29] <ping> <S3> Lua needs
to seperate hashes from arrays
L517[20:59:30] <ping> wut
L518[20:59:31] <ping> why
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L521[21:01:37] <S3> this really happened
just a few minutes ago gamax92:
L522[21:01:53] <S3> person a) Isn't it
anorexia when something is wrong with your blood?
L523[21:02:03] <S3> person b) No, I
believe you are thinking of belemia
L524[21:02:24] <gamax92> umm
L526[21:02:52] <S3> the sarcasm in person
b's response.. or is it? :)
L527[21:07:53] <S3> 200 lines of lua code
gamax92
L528[21:08:00] <S3> and file size is 3
KB
L529[21:08:05] <S3> ... that's some good
compression
L530[21:08:36] <gamax92> cannot tell if
sarcastic or actual
L531[21:08:51] <S3> I'm not being
sarcastic at the moment
L532[21:09:11] <S3> it would be better if
it werent for the help menu and motd heredocs :)
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L534[21:18:38] <sulljason> Think OC has a
memory leak in the virtual filesystem.
L535[21:19:38] <sulljason> Object arrays
containing hashmaps containing hashmap nodes. All 3 pretty much the
top mem users according to profiler. :3
L536[21:19:56] <sulljason> Guess I'll post
an issue with the heap dump.
L537[21:21:07] <Ekoserin> GOD DAMN IT
INKSCAPE I DON'T WANT TO GROUP ALL THIS SHIT STOP IT
L538[21:21:22] <Ekoserin> Inkscape is such
a hassle to use sometimes.
L539[21:22:44] <S3> whee!
L541[21:22:48] <S3> it's coming!
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L548[22:13:34] <Mimiru> %p
L549[22:13:35] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Mimiru 0.33s
L550[22:14:13] <ProbablyKodos> #p
L551[22:14:17] *
Mimiru sighs too many networks/channels
L552[22:14:17] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.37907769100000005 Seconds passed.
L553[22:15:07] <Mimiru> 6 networks, 53
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L555[22:15:32] <ds84182> dammit, my IP
changed
L556[22:19:23] <ds84182> Welp, at least
all this port forwarding works
L557[22:19:27] <ds84182> #openwrt
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L568[22:47:02] <ProbablyKodos> This
weekend can't come quick enough
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L590[23:34:36] <ProbablyKodos> Is anyone
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