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L11[02:42:56] <feherneoh> looking back at
the messages...
L12[02:43:30] <feherneoh> am I the only one
whose development environment is Notepad++ and WSL bash?
L13[02:43:38] <feherneoh> like, nothing
more, just these
L14[02:47:17] <Izaya> I mean, I hope
so.
L15[02:47:32] <Izaya> Last I tried WSUA it
was pretty bad.
L16[02:53:28] <feherneoh> WSUA?
L17[02:53:45] <Izaya> Windows Services for
Unix Applications
L18[02:53:50] <Izaya> what they called WSL
before Windows 10
L19[02:54:07] <Izaya> it also wasn't linux
syscall compatible, it was MS's own version of unix
L20[02:59:58] <feherneoh> now it's way
better than it was before
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L22[03:00:19] <feherneoh> the one on
Anniversary Update was quite buggy
L23[03:00:31] <feherneoh> the Fall Creators
Update one is quite good
L24[03:00:49] 
<Forecaster>
it wrecked my start menu >:
<Forecaster>
it wrecked my start menu >:L25[03:00:51] <feherneoh> I mostly use it
to build stuff like UEFI and Linux kernels
L26[03:01:04] <Izaya> Good to know, I
guess.
L27[03:01:29] *
Izaya isn't going to touch Windows 10 if he can avoid
it.
L28[03:01:58] <feherneoh> I said the same
until I saw this new WSL
L29[03:02:29] <Izaya> I run a VM when I
have to use Windows already \o/
L30[03:03:10] <feherneoh> I have way more
stuff that requires windows than what requires Linux
L31[03:03:28] <feherneoh> I only switch to
Linux when I need faster build speeds
L32[03:03:42] <Izaya> Guess I'm lucky. I
only have to use Windows when I need to do special snowflake
windows server admin or play some games.
L33[03:05:38] <feherneoh> I'm mainly
developing stuff for Lumia phones, and I still not port the
flashers to Linux
L34[03:05:47] <feherneoh> *did not
L35[03:06:00] <Izaya> As in Windows
Phone?
L36[03:06:25] <feherneoh> Nope, as in
Android on Lumias
L37[03:06:36] <Izaya> Oh, huh.
L38[03:07:05] <Izaya> They can't use
uh
L39[03:07:07] <Izaya> what was it
called
L40[03:07:17] <Izaya> fastboot?
L41[03:07:42] <feherneoh> on the
"old" ones (520-1320) we use fastboot
L42[03:07:56] <feherneoh> but for that we
first need to replace their original bootloader
L43[03:08:05] <feherneoh> and we do that
from Windows
L44[03:09:39] <Izaya> Huh.
L45[03:09:41] <Izaya> TIL, I guess.
L46[03:11:02] <feherneoh> So, is here
anyone who can still remember how custom architectures work?
L47[03:11:54] <Izaya> gamax92 probably
knows about that if you wait for them to be around
L48[03:12:33] <feherneoh> I should probably
get an IRC client then
L49[03:12:49] <feherneoh> (or use IRC from
WSL)
L50[03:12:57] <Forecaster>
fyi there is a discord server as well
<Forecaster>
fyi there is a discord server as wellL51[03:12:59] <Izaya> Hexchat is decent if
you want native
L52[03:13:13] <Izaya> Would fully recommend
weechat or irssi if you felt like learning it though.
L53[03:15:40] <feherneoh> hexchat: yeey, it
has a Windows Store version
L54[03:15:49] <feherneoh> not free...
L55[03:16:00] <feherneoh> okay, normal,
installer version then
L56[03:16:03] <Izaya> I assume it's like
the donation option Krita has, or a knockoff
L57[03:16:20] *
Izaya adds one to the counter of people he's heard of using the
Windows store
L58[03:16:25] <Izaya> We're up to ...
5.
L59[03:16:33] <Izaya> :D
L60[03:16:44] <feherneoh> it was linked on
the github.io page, so it should be official
L61[03:16:59] <Izaya> Hey, did they end up
implementing the Chocolatey-compatible package manager?
L62[03:18:25] <Izaya> in Windows that
is
L63[03:19:05] <feherneoh> no idea, I
usually manually download and install apps
L64[03:19:45] <feherneoh> I only use the
store in some rare cases (when an app claims it has a fully
functional store version) for the automatic updates
L65[03:21:37] <Izaya> Makes sense.
L66[03:22:17] <feherneoh> that's also why I
hate building apps on Linux for myself
L67[03:22:47] <feherneoh> updating them
with everything else is way easier than rebuilding every two
days
L68[03:23:05] <Izaya> In an ideal world the
ccache helps with that but it's still not as easy as using binary
packages.
L69[03:23:48] <feherneoh> you can add one
to the list of people you met who know about ccache but refuse to
use it
L70[03:24:08] <Izaya> So that's ... 1.
:P
L71[03:24:39] <Izaya> I remember trying to
build Android for my phone a year or two back
L72[03:25:17] <Izaya> I couldn't do it on
my laptop because I didn't have the disk space for android, let
alone the ccache, nor the RAM, and if I did try it it'd probably
take upwards of a week.
L73[03:25:43] <feherneoh> when I first
started working on these things....
L74[03:25:59] <feherneoh> one clean build
took a whole day on my laptop
L75[03:26:32] <Izaya> Build requrements:
64-bit OS, 8GB RAM, 200GB of disk space.
L76[03:26:43] <Izaya> My laptop met none of
those requirements.
L77[03:27:14] <Izaya> Shitty netbooks:
probably at least once.
L78[03:30:04] <feherneoh> I was building
(based on) 4.0
L79[03:30:29] <feherneoh> I had 2GB RAM,
500GB HDD, amd64 Linux
L80[03:30:38] <feherneoh> CPU was... P2600
I think
L81[03:31:02] <Izaya> I think I was trying
6.0? But I wanted LXC-related kernel options and that never worked
anyway
L82[03:31:52] <feherneoh> *P6200
L83[03:31:57] <feherneoh> seems like
L84[03:32:15] <feherneoh> yeah, 6.0 can be
a pain
L85[03:32:34] <Izaya> Is that
Core2Duo?
L86[03:32:55] <feherneoh> "Pentium
DualCore" or whatever it was called
L87[03:33:12] <Izaya> Eesh x_x
L88[03:34:05] <Izaya> This reminds me, I
really need to nuke and pave my phone and try LineageOS, CM13 is
somewhat outdated and I'd like to try LXC again
L89[03:34:13] <Izaya> Issue is that Android
gets more and more dumb with every version x_x
L90[03:34:20] <feherneoh> When my father
bought it the gen1 i7 version of the same laptop was like $15
more
L91[03:34:49] <feherneoh> Lineage 14.1 is
better than Lineage/CM 13
L92[03:35:02] <feherneoh> (We use Lineage
13 on Lumia 520)
L93[03:35:21] <Izaya> Is it more
restrictive again on programs that use the unix APIs rather than
the Android ones?
L94[03:36:22] <feherneoh> what is
restrictive isn't Android but the kernel
L95[03:36:41] <feherneoh> PIE executables
are forced from... I think 5.0, but maybe 4.4
L96[03:37:11] <feherneoh> so if you replace
the kernel with one that does not force PIE, then any Linux distro
should work
L97[03:37:29] <Izaya> My issue is that I
end up having to use root to do the most basic things - ie write to
/storage/emulated/0/Music
L98[03:37:59] <feherneoh> add yourself to
the group "media_rw"
L99[03:38:06] <feherneoh> (I think that was
the group name)
L100[03:38:46] <Izaya> Man, this stuff
shouldn't be neccesary, I swear.
L101[03:38:56] <Izaya> Semi-related, have
you heard about postmarketOS?
L102[03:39:23] <feherneoh> this is needed
so they can prevent apps without proper permissions from
stealing/removing your files
L103[03:39:57] <Izaya> It'd be nice to
have a switch to turn it off for a given program though x_x
L104[03:40:26] <Izaya> https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Moto_G_2015_(motorola-osprey)
my phone is getting there :D
L105[03:41:23] <feherneoh> oh,
moto...
L106[03:41:33] <feherneoh> then you better
do it yourself
L107[03:41:48] <feherneoh> instead of
relying on that toxic moto dev community
L108[03:42:42] <Izaya> Never had much
experience with the community, but CyanogenMod is fine for it so
\o/
L109[03:43:06] <Izaya> I do want to look
into getting PostmarketOS working on it but that kinda stops the
phone working as a phone at present
L110[03:43:20] <feherneoh> the CM
community was good
L111[03:43:31] <feherneoh> but CM got
killed, so...
L112[03:43:36] <Izaya> RIP
L113[03:43:41] <Izaya> press F to pay
respects, etc
L114[03:43:44] <Izaya> F
L115[03:45:32] <feherneoh> the Lineage
community is more like "who knows who" than "who can
push quality code"
L116[03:45:56] <Izaya> Oh, ouch. Hopefully
the port will be decent, then.
L117[03:48:22] <feherneoh> Moto LOS
community:
L118[03:48:55] <feherneoh> one of my
friends gets told by them that moto potter cannot run a 64bit
OS
L119[03:49:12] <feherneoh> I help him get
a 64bit kernel working in it
L120[03:49:27] <feherneoh> they claim that
he stole the sources from them
L121[03:49:37] <feherneoh> next day they
release a 64bit build
L122[03:50:01] <Izaya> ... Stole sources.
For an open-source project.
L123[03:50:09] <feherneoh> and also claim
that he stole the sources for the project he is currently the
leader of from another dev called "feherneoh"
L124[03:50:52] <feherneoh> yeah, sure,
when I quit that project I gave him everything including my private
half-finished patches
L125[03:51:38] <feherneoh> brb, switching
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L127[03:52:25] <NeoH94> I'm back
L128[03:52:38] <Izaya> So
L129[03:53:29] <Izaya> They claimed
theft of GPL(?), which they then proceeded to use, and then
claimed theft of similarly licensed code, which was given to the
person anyway.
L130[03:53:40] <Izaya> Who cares who wrote
it if the end result is good anyway?
L131[03:53:57] <Izaya> Nobody gets credit
for Android development
L132[03:54:31] <Izaya> Like, you don't
think "oh, x person did so much for this"
L133[03:54:58] <NeoH94> noone cares until
it reaches the point that they destroy your reputation
L134[03:55:21] <NeoH94> and you see that
someone else gets donations for your work
L135[03:56:26] <NeoH94> then if you stop
pushing code they can use as their own, they will claim that you
hacked them and they lost their sources
L136[03:57:08] <Izaya> ..?
L137[03:57:15] <Izaya> Do the people
saying this reaqlise how dumb it all sounds?
L138[03:57:16] <Skye> Izaya, drama?
L139[03:58:20] <Izaya> Apparently
so.
L140[03:58:41] <NeoH94> no idea
L141[03:58:44] <NeoH94> never asked
them
L142[03:59:24] <Izaya> I'd heard XDA is
bad but eesh
L143[03:59:41] <Izaya> maybe I should try
to get pmOS working better
L144[04:00:05] <NeoH94> if you thought XDA
was just bad, you did not see the WindowsPhone subforums
L145[04:00:57] <Izaya> I never checked
tbh, just what I heard on {4,8,lain}chan.
L146[04:01:18] <Izaya> How could it be
worse than childish drama if people couldn't use other people's
free-as-in-freedum code?
L147[04:02:59] <NeoH94> uploaded my first
Android build for Lumia 520
L148[04:03:08] <NeoH94> every second reply
be like:
L149[04:03:18] <NeoH94> "if you want
android, buy android"
L150[04:03:32] <NeoH94> "fake,
android will never run on these devices"
L151[04:04:13] <NeoH94> and I'm just
sitting there be like "maybe try it, unlike the fake sites
this topic actually has files to download"
L152[04:04:37] <Izaya> I mean, I didn't
know it was a thing but it's the same hardware as every other phone
on the market, more or less.
L153[04:05:02] <Izaya> And people
seriously didn't want choice in the OS they ran?
L154[04:05:16] <Skye> Android runs on old
iPhones
L155[04:05:35] <Skye> I mean I doubt
poeple would put in the effort to get android on windows phones,
but it's possible tehcnically
L156[04:05:41] <Skye> as android is open
source
L157[04:05:49] <NeoH94> Well, we did
it
L158[04:05:53] <NeoH94> partially
L159[04:06:15] <NeoH94> some (important)
things are still broken
L160[04:06:19] <NeoH94> but it works
L161[04:06:57] <NeoH94> note to self:
re-watch Durarara
L162[04:07:19] <Izaya> (Re)watch TMoHS too
:3
L163[04:08:07] <NeoH94> score 8/10; added
to my list
L164[04:09:00] <NeoH94> AFK for who knows
how long
L165[04:09:05] <Izaya> Any reason for
porting Android to WP devices rather than just going with Android
devices?
L166[04:09:06] <NeoH94> will read the log
later
L167[04:09:21] <Skye> NeoH94, so the state
of every new custom android rom
L168[04:09:44] <NeoH94> Izaya: it's
fun
L169[04:09:52] <Izaya> Fair enough.
L170[04:11:18] <NeoH94> same reason why
I'm rewriting the ARM architecture for OC
L171[04:11:29] <Izaya> :D
L172[04:11:44] <NeoH94> additional reason
is switching to a native VM from the Java one
L173[04:11:55] <Izaya> For bonus points,
make it able to run classic RISC OS
L174[04:12:13] <NeoH94> I'll see if I can
do that
L175[04:12:32] <Izaya> Might be a bit
weird, the Archimedes machines were 26-bit addressing ARM
L176[04:12:32] <NeoH94> first I'll need
the normal ARMv7 instruction set to work
L177[04:12:41] <Izaya> V2 to V4 I
think
L178[04:13:00] <NeoH94> my target is
ARMv6/ARMv7
L179[04:13:12] <NeoH94> but Raspvberry Pi
has RISCOS, so...
L180[04:13:25] <Skye> new RISC os vs old
RISC os
L181[04:13:27] <Skye> :P
L182[04:13:32] <Izaya> Yeah, there's newer
versions for normal 32-bit ARM
L183[04:13:43] <Izaya> Dunno if it'd work
well with low-res OC screens though
L184[04:14:20] <NeoH94> If I can make it
work, then I'll add Thumb and ARMv8 support too
L185[04:14:27] <NeoH94> maybe even
Jazelle
L186[04:14:52] <Skye> wonder if you'll get
sued for patent reasons
L187[04:15:14] <Izaya> I think the IP is
the actual design, not the instruction set
L188[04:19:01] <Skye> Izaya, a company got
a cease and desist for making their own implementation of ARM on
their own microarchetecture
L189[04:19:11] <Skye> or was that
intel
L190[04:21:09] <Izaya> Probably
intel.
L191[04:23:28] <Izaya> mfw
L192[04:23:38] <Izaya> I accidentally
rammed someone while charging them in my Viper mk3
L193[04:23:44] <Izaya> Destroyed them and
got the bounty.
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L195[04:52:57] <Saphire> Izaya: do I want
to know how many connections just to esper you have?
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L197[04:53:17] <Izaya> 2? 3?
L198[05:32:37] <NeoH94> ocarm can
exist
L199[05:33:24] <NeoH94> also in the worst
case we have qemu to use as a premade VM
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L201[07:18:07] <ben_mkiv> Statistical
Analysis of Player Behavior in Minecraft - http://fdg2015.org/papers/fdg2015_paper_39.pdf
L202[07:18:10] <ben_mkiv> so thats a
thing
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L208[11:12:34] <gamax92> Izaya: I have
been late summoned?
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L211[11:31:37] <vifino> gamax92!
L212[11:31:39] <vifino> How are you?
L213[11:45:26] <gamax92> vifino: eating
breakfast
L214[11:45:29] <gamax92> listening to
music
L215[11:47:13] <gamax92> eating music and
listening to breakfast
L216[12:05:13] <Izaya> paging NeoH94
L217[12:05:23] <Izaya> is that a thing we
do
L218[12:05:25] <Izaya> do we page
things
L219[12:05:28] <Izaya> people
L220[12:05:34] <Izaya> is it still called
paging
L221[12:05:53] <NeoH94> ?
L222[12:06:01] <NeoH94> did I just get
summoned?
L223[12:06:25] <Izaya> yes
L224[12:06:31] <Izaya> you were asking
about custom architectures?
L225[12:08:02] <NeoH94> I definitely was
asking about them
L226[12:18:01] <Arcanitor> what language
would an OC ARM architecture run
L227[12:18:09] <Arcanitor> ARMx86
ASM?
L228[12:18:11] <CompanionCube> Arcanitor:
ARM machine code?
L229[12:18:17] <gamax92> >ARMx86
L230[12:18:29] <CompanionCube> the exact
version of ARM would be up to you.
L231[12:18:35] <Arcanitor> gamax92: i was
under the impression that x86 means any 32bit system
L232[12:18:40] <CompanionCube> no
L233[12:19:00] <CompanionCube> it only
means that in the context of Intel's CPU architecture
L234[12:19:13] <Arcanitor> oh, sorry
L235[12:19:55] <CompanionCube> 32-bit ARM
is just ARM.
L236[12:20:08] <CompanionCube> (64-bit is
either ARM64 or AArch64)
L237[12:21:06] <Arcanitor> so you'd need
gcc or the arm jvm to write code for ocarm?
L238[12:22:08] <CompanionCube> GCC would
work, as it can produce ARM code.
L239[12:22:48] <CompanionCube> the ARM JVM
wouldn't be a good fit, unless you're planning to run Java under
OC
L240[12:24:08] <Izaya> ROM monitor and
assembler pls
L241[12:24:43] <CompanionCube> (also is
there a JVM with an ARM JIT besides Oracle's?)
L242[12:27:26] <Skye> 68k!
L243[12:27:28] <Skye> 68k!
L244[12:27:30] <Skye> 68k!
L245[12:28:08] <gamax92> Skye is
excite
L246[12:28:34] <Izaya> ARM > 68k
L247[12:31:43] <Skye> 68k > ARM
L248[12:36:37] <NeoH94> OCARM is not
something people write apps for from inside Minecraft
L249[12:37:09] <NeoH94> but it's great for
like the drones if you don't want to netboot them
L250[12:37:21] <Izaya> No ROM monitor?
:<
L251[12:37:22] <NeoH94> as for LUA, the 4k
EEPROM is just not enough
L252[12:37:22] <MichiBot> Lua*
L253[12:37:39] <Izaya> I mean, I managed a
multitasking OS with networking in 2k of Lua
L254[12:38:56] <NeoH94> it can be done,
but machine code still takes less space if not spammed with
unneeded libraries
L255[12:39:29] <Izaya> aye
L256[12:39:39] <Izaya> How are you
planning to handle/handling component I/O?
L257[12:40:14] <NeoH94> first version will
use OCARM's component coprocessor
L258[12:40:41] <NeoH94> as that way I can
test the VM with the OCARM prebuilts
L259[12:41:13] <NeoH94> but I'm planning
to add some kind of memory mapped IO for specific component
types
L260[12:42:00] <Izaya> a copro,
interesting
L261[12:42:24] <NeoH94> the existing OCARM
does that, so...
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L264[13:19:53] *
AmandaC quietly hides her C++ code for Thistle
L265[13:26:58] <Inari> https://www.boringcompany.com/flamethrower so they
actually wnet ahead with that
L266[13:27:38] <Arcanitor> someone pointed
out that it looks very similar to a commercially available airsoft
gun
L267[13:27:48] <Arcanitor> it might be a
conversion
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L276[14:29:47] <Inari> %give MichiBot
araragi-san
L277[14:29:47] *
MichiBot accepts araragi-san and adds it to her
inventory
L278[14:29:51] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L279[14:29:51] *
MichiBot brushes AmandaC with the reserve air tanks for the ISS.
AmandaC recovers 1 health!
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L281[14:38:09] <gamax92> %give MichiBot
Inari
L282[14:38:09] *
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L283[14:39:01] <Inari> I'm bored \o/
L284[14:39:39] <Skye> %play
L285[14:39:41] <Skye> %help
L286[14:39:42] <MichiBot> Skye: Command
list: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/help
L287[14:40:05] <Skye> %sell Inari
L288[14:40:05] <MichiBot> Skye: New Inari!
Buy now! Only 99.99!
L289[14:40:18] <Inari> Lewd
L290[14:43:36] <Inari> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DUoNFEZU0AIYou6.jpg:large
L291[14:43:40] <Temia> Leeeewd
L292[14:43:43] <vifino> gamax92: do you
want to apply some magic in your head to a 16x8 led matrix?
L293[14:43:51] <Inari> %pet Temia
L294[14:43:51] <vifino> some of
that*
L295[14:43:51] *
MichiBot brushes Temia with dragon-proof bunker. Temia recovers 3
health!, dragon-proof bunker flies up into space and collides with
a satellite.
L296[14:43:52] <Inari> Temia: Ohi
L297[14:52:37] <vifino> wait, where is
mayonel
L298[14:53:01] <vifino> @status
@payonel
L299[14:53:01] <Discord>
payonel is currently IDLE
<Discord>
payonel is currently IDLEL300[14:53:06] <vifino> i see.
L301[14:53:19] <vifino> @payonel you need
sledening
L302[14:53:42] <payonel> oh
man i do
<payonel> oh
man i doL303[14:55:13] <vifino> yes, yes you do.
>:(
L304[14:59:30] <vifino> @payonel do
it!
L305[14:59:40] <MineRobber9000> /2/3
L306[14:59:42] <MineRobber9000>
woops
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L310[16:56:50] <gamax92> vifino: uhh
L311[16:59:09] <Inari> https://twitter.com/AceYuriBot/status/957746406533541888
L312[16:59:10] <MichiBot> Sun Jan 28
16:45:12 CST 2018 @AceYuriBot: https://t.co/H62RidqK8l https://t.co/hDRvQrHjfc
L313[16:59:13] <Inari> cute artstyle
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L316[17:01:37] <Quantx> hey
L317[17:03:44] <AmandaC> %choose stay on
the computer or meh
L318[17:03:44] <MichiBot> AmandaC: stay on
the computer
L319[17:03:52] <AmandaC> %choose anime too
or meh
L320[17:03:53] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
meh
L321[17:03:57] <AmandaC> bah humbg
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L325[17:50:58] <Bero> ho
L326[17:51:00] <Bero> hi
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L328[18:10:48] <AmandaC> %choose low
effort or medium effort or meh
L329[18:10:48] <MichiBot> AmandaC: medium
effort
L330[18:16:45] <Quantx> hey
L331[18:16:50] <Quantx> i'm mind
blanking
L332[18:17:02] <Quantx> what's the command
you call to list all of a components functions
L333[18:29:06] <Arcanitor> um
L334[18:29:38] <Arcanitor> for k,v in
pairs(proxy) do print(k,v) end
L335[18:29:44] <Arcanitor> Quantx: see
above
L336[18:30:34] <Arcanitor> proxy needs to
be a component proxy for the component whose functions you are
listing
L337[18:31:02] <Arcanitor> quantx?
L338[19:14:42] <Quantx> yes
L339[19:14:46] <Quantx> thanks
L340[19:14:49] <Quantx> hmm
L341[19:14:58] <Quantx> none of my
functions are showing upp
L342[19:15:15] <Quantx> i added several
functions to the enviornment
L343[19:15:28] <Quantx> with the correct
callbacks
L344[19:15:33] <Quantx> but OC isn't
recognizing them
L345[19:21:24] <Arcanitor> are you making
an addon mod
L346[19:22:20] <Quantx> no
L347[19:22:24] <Quantx> a driver for
another mod
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L349[19:26:18] <Arcanitor> unfortunately
that's beyond my abilities...
L350[19:26:44] <Arcanitor> i can write lua
programs for openos, and basic cookie cutter forge mods, but not
much beyond that
L351[19:48:51] <Quantx> ah
L352[19:48:55] <Quantx> i that fixed
it
L353[19:49:03] <Quantx> you need to
replace the adapter
L354[19:49:05] <Quantx> to update it
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L359[21:02:41] <Quantx> ugh
L360[21:02:46] <Quantx> this sucks
L361[21:02:54] <Quantx> Advanced Rocketry
won't play nice
L362[21:03:01] <Quantx> i'm updating the
correct values
L363[21:03:09] <Quantx> but it won't sync
to the GUI
L364[21:03:28] <Quantx> because the Mod
creator never really considered anyone else trying to support their
mod
L365[21:05:29] <Quantx> hmm
L366[21:06:01] <Quantx> i could probs use
java.lang.reflect to force the GUI to be public instead of
private
L367[21:06:18] <Quantx> that's cheeky AF
though
L368[21:16:25] <Mimiru> if you have an
instance of the te you're interacting with you might be able to
markDirty() on it
L369[21:16:41] <Mimiru> though... you'd
likely have to close/reopen the GUI still
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L371[21:38:44] <Quantx> well
L372[21:38:47] <Quantx> the idea was
L373[21:38:50] <Quantx> i could do
L374[21:39:03] <Quantx> Field fld =
TileSpaceLaser.class.getDeclaredField("updateText");
fld.setAccessible(true); ModuleTextBox ubox = (ModuleTextBox)
fld.get(spaceLaser); ubox.setText(mode);
L375[21:39:09] <Quantx> ugh
L376[21:39:15] <Quantx> Field fld =
TileSpaceLaser.class.getDeclaredField("updateText");
L377[21:39:19] <Quantx>
fld.setAccessible(true);
L378[21:39:23] <Quantx> ModuleTextBox ubox
= (ModuleTextBox) fld.get(spaceLaser);
L379[21:39:30] <Quantx>
ubox.setText(mode);
L380[21:39:44] <Quantx> there by bypassing
the "private" protection
L381[21:55:46] <Quantx> wait
L382[21:55:47] <Quantx> what
L383[21:55:48] <Quantx> so
L384[21:56:05] <Quantx> it lets me bypass
"private" but it keeps returning a null value for that
field
L385[21:56:06] <Quantx> weird
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L390[22:43:27] <gamax92> bleh
L391[22:54:00] <MineRobber9000> 0/3
L392[22:54:45] <MineRobber9000>
woops
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