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<gerard>
Yeah, that would change a lot in OpenComputers. The emulator is
running client-side so it's easy to do graphical stuff, but
OpenComputers is running server-side; it's a completely other
story
<gerard>
Yeah, that would change a lot in OpenComputers. The emulator is
running client-side so it's easy to do graphical stuff, but
OpenComputers is running server-side; it's a completely other
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L4[01:32:59] <Izaya> Well, my conda is now
outfitted for long-range exploration
L5[01:33:14] <Izaya> Time to farm some
meta-alloys and go to Colonia
L7[03:29:41] <Forecaster>
is it supposed to just beep when there's an error?
<Forecaster>
is it supposed to just beep when there's an error?L8[03:29:57] <gerard>
yeah, the error is in the console (F12)
<gerard>
yeah, the error is in the console (F12)L9[03:30:07] <gerard> I
need to do UI stuff
<gerard> I
need to do UI stuffL10[03:30:12] <Forecaster>
ah
<Forecaster>
ahL11[04:06:30] <gerard>
@Forecaster fixed, there is now an error renderer
<gerard>
@Forecaster fixed, there is now an error rendererL12[04:07:41] <Forecaster>
nice
<Forecaster>
niceL13[04:14:33] <AshIndigo> %give AshIndigo
??
L14[04:14:33] *
MichiBot searches through her inventory for a bit. "I couldn't
find anything..."
L15[04:14:37] <AshIndigo> %inv list
L16[04:14:37] <MichiBot> AshIndigo: Here's
my inventory: http://michibot.pc-logix.com/inventory
L17[04:14:54] <AshIndigo> %give AshIndigo a
??
L18[04:14:54] *
MichiBot gives AshIndigo a ?? from her inventory
L19[04:15:27] *
AshIndigo pets the cat softly
L20[04:15:32] <AshIndigo> %give MichiBot
??
L21[04:15:32] *
MichiBot accepts ?? and adds it to her inventory
L22[04:16:08] <gerard>
%give MichiBot <b>sum bold text</b>
<gerard>
%give MichiBot <b>sum bold text</b>L23[04:16:08] *
MichiBot accepts <b>sum bold text</b> and adds it to
her inventory
L24[04:16:27] <gerard>
escaped PogChamp
<gerard>
escaped PogChampL25[04:16:43] <gerard>
actually not lazy developers
<gerard>
actually not lazy developersL26[04:17:24] <AshIndigo> pogchamp?
L27[04:30:53] <gerard>
https://image.redbull.com/rbcom/052/2017-06-19/3965fbe6-3488-40f8-88bc-b82eb8d1a230/0010/1/320/320/1/pogchamp-twitch.png
<gerard>
https://image.redbull.com/rbcom/052/2017-06-19/3965fbe6-3488-40f8-88bc-b82eb8d1a230/0010/1/320/320/1/pogchamp-twitch.pngL28[04:31:02] <gerard>
That's a pogchamp
<gerard>
That's a pogchampL29[04:31:20] <gerard>
\https://image.redbull.com/rbcom/052/2017-06-19/3965fbe6-3488-40f8-88bc-b82eb8d1a230/0010/1/320/320/1/pogchamp-twitch.png
[Edited]
<gerard>
\https://image.redbull.com/rbcom/052/2017-06-19/3965fbe6-3488-40f8-88bc-b82eb8d1a230/0010/1/320/320/1/pogchamp-twitch.png
[Edited]L30[04:31:30] <gerard>
ugh, forgot how to escape urls in discord
<gerard>
ugh, forgot how to escape urls in discordL31[04:31:46] <gerard> now
there is a huge head in the discord chat
<gerard> now
there is a huge head in the discord chatL32[04:35:48] <AshIndigo> ohhh
L33[05:08:59] <Izaya> Automatically loading
third-party images is such a great idea /s
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L35[05:10:15] zsh
sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L36[06:13:55] * Skye
loads Izaya as JS inside Google.com running on x86
L37[06:14:14] <Skye> Oh and chrome and
Windows, of course
L38[06:14:40] *
Izaya refuses to run as the referrer is not
kongregate.com
L39[06:21:53] <S3> wut
L40[06:22:00] <S3> what is ithis
kongregeate
L41[06:22:38] <Izaya> it was (is?) a flash
game site
L42[06:35:00] <Izaya> mod suggestion: world
portals
L43[06:40:47] <Forecaster>
?
<Forecaster>
?L44[06:42:26] <Izaya> think portal gun, but
placeable and whole walls
L46[06:47:47] <Skye> Izaya if only... That
would be amazing
L47[06:48:57] <AmandaC> I believe Izaya was
referencing the feature of the portal 2 engine of the same name,
which they used to be able to rapidly prototype, reorganising the
flow of the levels without having to do complictated map
movements.
L48[06:49:21] <AmandaC> They're portals,
with no pretty sides, and massive.
L49[06:49:36] <Izaya> aye, they're a
feature of most quake-derived engines
L50[06:49:47] <AmandaC> ( I think that's
what they called them in the dev. commentary)
L51[06:50:17] <Izaya> there was a wonderful
Xonotic map by MrDetonia
L52[06:50:36] <Izaya> it was two rooms,
with a world portal on either ceiling
L53[06:51:05] <Izaya> you could rocket jump
up through either room or snipe people through the ceiling
L54[06:52:35] <Izaya> https://forums.xonotic.org/showthread.php?tid=5357
L55[06:53:01] <Skye> Imaging long range
networks by connecting wires through portals
L56[06:55:35] <Izaya> I just wanted to
emulate a rotating space station that loops around onto itself
without having to actually make it circular
L57[06:55:43] <Izaya> though at least we
have artificial gravity mods I guess
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L59[06:57:13] <Izaya> I imagine world
portals in minecraft would break the universe though so
L60[07:00:39] <Forecaster>
didn't someone already make a mod that let you create non-euclidean
spaces?
<Forecaster>
didn't someone already make a mod that let you create non-euclidean
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L64[07:03:29] <AmandaC> I remember seeing
an iChun thing linked here that does it for rendering at
least
L65[07:17:31] *
Mimiru sighs at OC's Filesystem class..
L66[07:20:36] <Arcan> %pet Mimiru
L67[07:20:36] *
MichiBot brushes Mimiru with a million money. Mimiru recovers 5
health!
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L71[07:31:22] <gerard>
Ayy, decorators
<gerard>
Ayy, decoratorsL72[07:41:51] <ben_mkiv> what language is
that? Oo
L73[07:42:09] <Forecaster>
lua?
<Forecaster>
lua?L74[07:42:36] <ben_mkiv> ok
L76[07:44:52] <gerard> No
that's TypeScript
<gerard> No
that's TypeScriptL77[08:10:02] <Inari> I'm deafinitely
listening
L78[08:18:21] <Izaya> https://my.mixtape.moe/ukcxpl.png fun
L79[08:21:29] <Mimiru> So.. I have
dynamically loaded floppies from my file system.
L80[08:21:59] <Mimiru> http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2018-01-31_08-21-54.png
L81[08:22:20] <Mimiru> which is loaded from
/mods/opendisks/lua/$floppyname/
L82[08:40:06] <Forecaster>
floppies!
<Forecaster>
floppies!L83[08:50:19] <Michiyo> Someone on discord
requested it I'd meant to do it sooner
L84[08:50:23] <Michiyo> but got
sidetracked.
L85[08:51:46] <Michiyo> I think they wanted
it for 1.12.. but I'm on 1.10 so I'm going to make it work here,
then port it forward.
L86[09:02:00] <Vexatos> Michiyo, if you
don't do it on 1.7 then payo will have to backport it :P
L87[09:02:42] <Michiyo> I'd consider 1.7
it's not much code...
L88[09:03:12] <Michiyo> I need to make sure
it works on a dedicated server tonight.
L89[09:03:44] <gerard> 1.7
is 4 years old and still supported dang
<gerard> 1.7
is 4 years old and still supported dangL90[09:09:26] <Izaya> 1.7 is probably still
the preferred modded MC version for a lot of people
L91[09:09:41] <Izaya> I couldn't name one
feature Microsoft added to Minecraft since
L92[09:10:14] <Forecaster>
bunnies!
<Forecaster>
bunnies!L93[09:11:33] <Izaya> ono
L94[09:11:46] <Izaya> will they breed like
that yogscast video from like 10 years ago
L95[09:12:16] <Izaya> ... that was nearly
like 10 years ago
L96[09:13:09] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/CoDw2AV.png I feel old and I
can't even legally drink.
L97[09:15:37] <Arcan> ocean temples are
neat in theory but ultimately forgettable
L98[09:15:49] <Arcan> the big change since
1.7.10 i'd say is the combat and achievement changes
L99[09:16:15] <gerard> Why
is 1.7 preferred btw? Newer versions are more optimized
right?
<gerard> Why
is 1.7 preferred btw? Newer versions are more optimized
right?L100[09:16:35] <Izaya> Newer versions use
more memory, from what I hear.
L101[09:16:41] <Izaya> And I only said for
some people.
L102[09:16:55] <Izaya> I still prefer it
because last I checked EnderIO hadn't been updated for 1.12
yet
L103[09:17:37] <Izaya> course, last time I
booted Minecraft was some time in july so
L104[09:18:39] <Forecaster>
I've never been in an ocean temple in survival yet
<Forecaster>
I've never been in an ocean temple in survival yetL105[09:18:40] <Forecaster>
:P
<Forecaster>
:PL106[09:20:29] <AmandaC> Izaya: PLease, 6
years isn't "like 10 years ago" D: Don't scare me like
that
L107[09:20:53] <Izaya> AmandaC: it's
closer to 10 than 0
L108[09:21:58] <AmandaC> 4 years for me is
the difference of 2-years-free-from-school and
worst-school-year-due-to-Drama™
L109[09:25:15] <Forecaster>
worst-school-year-due-to-school
<Forecaster>
worst-school-year-due-to-schoolL110[09:26:51]
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L112[09:30:50] <MichiBot> XKCD Comic Name:
Fruit Collider Posted on: 1/31/2018
L113[09:30:52] <Forecaster>
seems legit
<Forecaster>
seems legitL114[09:31:12] <Inari> I just want
watermelon sized oranges
L115[10:20:54] <Michiyo> I want orange
sized watermelons.
L116[10:37:58] <Michiyo> damn it I forgot
to install a VNC server on my computer after the reset
L117[10:38:17] <Arcan> o o p s
L118[10:38:45] <Michiyo> and I can't run
MC @ work cause POS computer..
L119[10:38:48] <Michiyo> how to
test...
L120[10:39:02] <Michiyo> maybe I can run a
server and see if that works atleast.
L121[10:47:01] <Michiyo> someone with a
light 1.10.2 pack with OC wanna see if https://michi.pc-logix.com/OpenDisks-MC1.10.2-0.1.0.0.jar
works? it should 1.) not crash horribly and 2.) make a new floppy
"od-test" with a single file that prints
"Hello"
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L123[11:27:50] <Kodos>
Michiyo, Sure let me poke it
<Kodos>
Michiyo, Sure let me poke itL124[11:30:08] <Michiyo> Thanks
@Kodos
L125[11:42:10] <Kodos>
What's the recipe on the disk? I don't see it anywhere unless I
missed it in the OC tab
<Kodos>
What's the recipe on the disk? I don't see it anywhere unless I
missed it in the OC tabL126[11:43:11] <AmandaC> I think it's
suppsoed to exist as a loot disk
L127[11:43:40] <Kodos> I
see the loot disks, but od-test isn't here
<Kodos> I
see the loot disks, but od-test isn't hereL128[11:46:04]
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L129[11:48:54] <Corded> * <Kodos>
pokes Michiyo
L130[11:50:03] <Michiyo> Yeah no recipe,
it's supposed to cycle like the others
L131[11:50:13] <Michiyo> so it should be
in the creative tab
L132[11:50:27] <Michiyo> is anything
created in /mods/opendisks/lua/ ?
L133[11:51:12] <Kodos>
Checking
<Kodos>
CheckingL134[11:51:34] <Kodos> The
folder didn't even generate
<Kodos> The
folder didn't even generateL135[11:52:17] <Michiyo> o_O
L136[11:52:30] <Michiyo> ... then the
coremod didn't run somehow
L137[11:52:31] <Michiyo> wat
L138[11:52:41] <Kodos>
Checked loot disk cycling, doesn't come up either
<Kodos>
Checked loot disk cycling, doesn't come up eitherL139[11:52:43] <Michiyo> it runs
locally..
L140[11:52:54] <Kodos> The
mod is loaded, if it helps
<Kodos> The
mod is loaded, if it helpsL141[11:52:55] <Michiyo> yeah if the
folder isn't there then no loot disk generates
L142[11:53:01] <Kodos> I
can see it in my mods list
<Kodos> I
can see it in my mods listL143[11:53:14] <Michiyo> basically you add
folders to that path with lua files and a disk.cfg in them
L144[11:53:26] <Kodos>
That's pretty neat ??
<Kodos>
That's pretty neat ??L145[11:53:29] <Michiyo> and when the game
loads it scans that path and adds loot disks for each folder.
L146[11:53:33] <Kodos> I
think I might've been one of the people asking for that
<Kodos> I
think I might've been one of the people asking for thatL147[11:54:06] <Kodos> Not
to mention the modpack potential
<Kodos> Not
to mention the modpack potentialL148[11:54:07] <Michiyo> could you look at
the log and see if you see anything about an opendisks
coremod?
L149[11:54:16] <Kodos> Okey
doke, one sec
<Kodos> Okey
doke, one secL150[11:54:29] <Michiyo> [STDOUT]:
[pcl.opendisks.OpenDiskUnpack:load:23]: Extracting Example Floppy
from: assets/opendisks/lua/od-test/
L151[11:54:32] <Michiyo> anything like
that
L152[11:55:33] <Michiyo> should also have
[FML]: Found a command line coremod : pcl.opendisks.OpenDiskUnpack
at the very least
L154[11:55:45] <Michiyo> well.. not
"command line coremod" but yeah
L155[11:56:12] <Kodos>
OH
<Kodos>
OHL156[11:56:15] <Kodos>
You've dep'd open sec
<Kodos>
You've dep'd open secL157[11:56:20] <Kodos> One
sec, let me grab that
<Kodos> One
sec, let me grab thatL158[11:56:22] <Michiyo>
ClassNotFoundException wat
L159[11:56:27] <Michiyo> opensec
L160[11:56:28] <Michiyo> shit
L161[11:56:29] <Kodos> It's
looking for something from OpenSecurity
<Kodos> It's
looking for something from OpenSecurityL162[11:56:32] <Michiyo> oooh
L163[11:56:35] <Michiyo> shit the logger
from opensec
L164[11:56:36] <Michiyo> fuck
L165[11:56:41] <Kodos>
Lawl
<Kodos>
LawlL166[11:56:49] <Kodos>
Silly Caitlyn is silly ?
<Kodos>
Silly Caitlyn is silly ?L167[11:58:03] <Michiyo> Nope
L168[11:58:06] <Michiyo> was even dumber
than that
L169[11:58:20] <Michiyo> I forgot to
change the path to the coremod class in the build.gradle.
L170[11:58:41] <Michiyo> https://michi.pc-logix.com/OpenDisks-MC1.10.2-0.1.0.0.jar
L171[11:58:43] <Michiyo> same
url/file
L172[11:59:06] <Michiyo> about to head
home for lunch so I'll be unavailable for about 10 minutes
L173[12:02:44] <Kodos>
That's fine
<Kodos>
That's fineL174[12:03:11] <Kodos>
Loading up the new file now
<Kodos>
Loading up the new file nowL175[12:03:26] <Kodos>
Gonna be a sec, this is my Thaumcraft 6 testbed, but shouldn't
affect anything
<Kodos>
Gonna be a sec, this is my Thaumcraft 6 testbed, but shouldn't
affect anythingL176[12:03:56] <payonel> %lua =1
L177[12:03:56] <MichiBot> main:1:
unexpected symbol near '='
L178[12:04:06] <payonel> %lua return
1
L179[12:04:06] <MichiBot> 1
L180[12:04:10] <payonel> %lua return
v
L181[12:04:11] <MichiBot> nil
L182[12:04:16] *
payonel is done
L183[12:10:48] <Kodos> I
still don't see the disk, checking the log
<Kodos> I
still don't see the disk, checking the logL184[12:12:38] <Kodos>
Going to hope that Corded autopastebins this
<Kodos>
Going to hope that Corded autopastebins thisL185[12:12:55] <Kodos> Ah,
nvm, Discord told me to fuck off, one sec
<Kodos> Ah,
nvm, Discord told me to fuck off, one secL187[12:18:42] <Mimiru>
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
pcl.opendisks.OpenDisksUnpack
L188[12:18:46] <Mimiru> but the class IS
there... :/
L189[12:19:34] <Mimiru> CRAP
L190[12:20:25] <Mimiru> typo in the damn
class name in the jar...
L191[12:20:31] <Inari> https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DU44HHaW0AATLLm.jpg:large
thats cute in an odd way
L192[12:20:33] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L193[12:20:33] *
MichiBot brushes AmandaC with an owl. AmandaC recovers 4
health!
L194[12:20:34] <Mimiru> OpenDiskUnpack,
and it's supposed to be Disks.
L195[12:22:24] <cat2002>
ooh, that's cute.
<cat2002>
ooh, that's cute.L196[12:24:58] <Mimiru> thanks for helping
me test @Kodos
L197[12:26:35] <gerard>
Anyone that maybe knows a name for my emulator?
<gerard>
Anyone that maybe knows a name for my emulator?L198[12:26:39] <Mimiru> http://michi.pc-logix.com/javaw_2018-01-31_12-26-33.png
L199[12:26:40] <Mimiru> \o/
L200[12:28:15] <AmandaC> %choose bat at
the thing or anime
L201[12:28:15] <MichiBot> AmandaC: bat at
the thing
L202[12:28:30] <AmandaC> mmmmmmm,
no.
L203[12:28:42] <Mimiru> lmao...
L204[12:29:00] <AmandaC> considering I
spent the last 30m just staring blankly at th eeditor, I think I'll
watch anime instead
L205[12:30:34] <AmandaC> my knee still
hurts like hell just from a light brush, too. Stupid ice
L206[12:30:43] <Inari> o.o
L207[12:30:45] <Inari> What?
L208[12:31:03] <AmandaC> Inari: I slipped
on some ice last night getting into the car after dinner.
L209[12:31:09] <Inari> Ah
L210[12:31:11] <AmandaC> banged my knee
and hands real good
L211[12:31:16] <Inari> Ouch
L212[12:31:38] <AmandaC> I'm just glad my
laptop's okay.
L213[12:31:47] <Inari> Thats good at
least
L214[12:31:51] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L215[12:31:51] *
MichiBot brushes AmandaC with a million money. AmandaC recovers 4
health!
L216[12:31:53] <Inari> More healing!
L217[12:32:24] <payonel> i wish it was
icey here
L218[12:32:25] <Mimiru> Eeeeeetttt
wooooorks
L219[12:32:40] <AmandaC> Mimiru: How do
you get info for the title of the disk and such?
L220[12:32:57] <Mimiru> theres a
disk.cfg
L221[12:33:00] <AmandaC> Just dirname, or
is there some metadata file you can use as the user
L222[12:33:02] <AmandaC> ah
L223[12:33:11] <Mimiru> color=11 name=name
isReadOnly=true
L224[12:33:27] <AmandaC> wait, thre are
writable loot disks?
L225[12:33:30] <Mimiru> you can set read
only to false, and have a globally writeable floppy
L226[12:33:35] <AmandaC> oh, nice
L227[12:33:52] <Mimiru> so 2 copies of the
disk change one the other magically gets updated
L228[12:33:59] <payonel> what if
crouch-rightclick with a floppy or hdd made it readonly?
L229[12:34:00] <Mimiru> via.... quantum
entanglement.
L230[12:34:25] <Kodos>
Mimiru, you should prepend disk.cfg with a . so dir/ls hides
it
<Kodos>
Mimiru, you should prepend disk.cfg with a . so dir/ls hides
itL231[12:34:26] <Mimiru> anyway back to
work for me
L232[12:34:26] <AmandaC> Just call it
magic gnomes that move from the mouse to the screen and back all in
the instance it takes you to click
L233[12:34:40] <Kodos>
Since it's not needed within OC, iirc
<Kodos>
Since it's not needed within OC, iircL234[12:34:42] <Mimiru> where I'll work on
porting this around to various MC versions.
L235[12:34:42] <Kodos> Or
is it?
<Kodos> Or
is it?L236[12:34:59] <Mimiru> no, it's not
L237[12:35:06] <AmandaC> Does `cmd.exe`'s
dir hide dot-files? O.o
L238[12:35:49] <AmandaC> Last I remember
it doesn't, because NTFS has a 'hidden' property that cmd and
explorer find and just silently ignore the file for display
L239[12:36:00] <AmandaC> ( This was back
in XP though, so it very well could have changed since )
L240[12:37:29] <payonel> AmandaC: i think
msft considers cmd in limbo somewhere between abandonware and
corelib
L241[12:37:44] <AmandaC> payonel: true,
Powershell is the new hotness for them
L242[12:37:50] <payonel> it isn't changing
that tool ever. all "feature" dev goes into
powershell
L243[12:37:52] <payonel> yeah
L244[12:38:27] <payonel> it's really a
shame, imo. windows should have gone full posix shell years
ago
L245[12:38:48] <Vexatos> I mean they
recognize their failure and embedded a linux system in win10
:P
L246[12:38:55] <payonel> heh
L247[12:39:08] <payonel> when i worked
there, everyone was using cygwin anyways
L248[12:39:15] <AmandaC> I don't know
where my brain got this info, as it was misfiled, but ISTR that
cmd.exe is super-tightly tied into some windows stdlib or another,
which is why it was even still around for Vista when they dropped
DOS compat
L249[12:39:25] <payonel> so i'm not
surprised they finally did the subsystems feature
L250[12:39:40] <Vexatos> Anything that
involves the command line you'd be stupid to attempt on
windows
L251[12:39:52] <AmandaC> PowerShell is
pretty neat, been toying with it a bit these last couple days
L252[12:40:18] <AmandaC> Anyway, going to
lay down and watch some anime, try and clear this fog in my
mind
L253[12:40:21] <AmandaC> ttfn
L254[12:40:34] <Vexatos> just get an
A/C
L255[12:41:20] <Vexatos> I wish I had air
cooling
L256[12:51:43] <Michiyo> ok, it's
".disk.cfg" now
L257[12:56:56] <Michiyo> man this is
horribly hacky lol
L258[12:57:49] <Michiyo>
li.cil.oc.api.FileSystem.fromSaveDirectory("/../../../mods/opendisks/lua/folderName/",etc...
L259[12:58:32] <Michiyo> I have a method
that gets the relative path to get the proper number of
"../"'s for SP/Server
L260[13:05:03] <seebs> So I noticed that
the shell.lua library supports only flag options. Like, there's
only yes/no "has -l".
L261[13:05:03] <seebs> Would a fancier
parser that can handle arguments-to-flags be of interest?
L262[13:05:26] <payonel> seebs:
definitely
L263[13:05:34] <payonel> it is something i
have toyed with NUMEROUS times over the years :)
L264[13:05:43] <payonel> but all the
options i LIKE were breaking changes
L265[13:05:58] <payonel> the other option
is to add a 2nd optional param that changes its behavior
L266[13:06:10] <payonel> but yeah, i've
toyed with it
L267[13:06:19] <Vexatos> like grep's
options to change the regex syntax used :?
L268[13:06:35] <payonel> some have
suggested i follow the getopts pattern
L269[13:07:00] <payonel> but getopts is
ugly, i can't stand it
L270[13:07:06] <payonel> so .. i haven't
wanted to mimic it :)
L271[13:08:28] <payonel> seebs: you can
use --for="bar" btw
L272[13:08:52] <payonel> local _, ops =
shell.parse(...) print(ops.for)
L273[13:08:57] <payonel> would print
"bar" in that case
L274[13:11:10] <Vexatos> shebang is the
only feature the shell needs anyways :3
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L278[14:00:18] <Michiyo> wow... so I've
never setup a 1.12 workspace on this PC..
L279[14:00:35] <Michiyo> I can tell cause
of the 3GB of RAM java is using trying to set it up ATM
L280[14:05:03] <seebs> i have lua code
lying around for a parser type thing which takes getopt-like
strings so "ab:c#" indicates that -a is a boolean, -b
takes a string, and -c takes a numeric argument.
L281[14:09:12] <Michiyo> wow.. I think
1.12 built directly off the 1.10 sources.
L282[14:10:37] <Michiyo> yeah it looks
like 1.12 took 0 changes.
L283[14:12:11] <Kodos>
Neat
<Kodos>
NeatL284[14:12:15] <Kodos> 1.7
now ??
<Kodos> 1.7
now ??L285[14:12:43] <Michiyo> inb4 total
rewrite.
L286[14:13:10] <Michiyo> really though, I
think only 2 methods in the coremod changed names..
L287[14:13:23] <Michiyo> and I can swipe
those from OpenSec.
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L289[14:22:09] <seebs> it could probably
be adapted pretty easily.
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L291[14:23:06] <chernobyl>
payonel
<chernobyl>
payonelL292[14:23:09] <chernobyl>
opfor kek
<chernobyl>
opfor kekL293[14:26:41] <payonel> huh?
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L295[14:30:40] <Michiyo> And that looks
like a hopefully successful port to 1.7
L296[14:31:13] <Michiyo> [14:30:47]
[Server thread/INFO] [OpenComputers]: Registering loot disk
'od-test' from mod opendisks.
L297[14:31:13] <Michiyo> [14:30:47]
[Server thread/INFO] [STDOUT]:
[pcl.opendisks.OpenDisks:listFilesForFolder:79]: Registering a
floppy with name od-test Color: 0
L298[14:31:28] <Michiyo> yep... as far as
I can tell, without being able to fire up a client and
test...
L299[14:31:29] <Michiyo> that works.
L300[14:36:13] <Michiyo> https://caitlynmainer.com/OpenDisks/ if anyone wants
to test them.
L301[14:39:31] <Mimiru>
@TehNorthernViolet if you ever see this https://caitlynmainer.com/OpenDisks/ I wrote that
mod I was talking about for the floppies.
<Mimiru>
@TehNorthernViolet if you ever see this https://caitlynmainer.com/OpenDisks/ I wrote that
mod I was talking about for the floppies.L302[14:42:41] <Michiyo> really wish
setStackDisplayName worked.. but whatever
L303[14:44:27] <Michiyo> I might have to
modify the NBT of the stack to it show the floppy name, I have no
idea what key to set, and I can't actually run the game to fire up
an NBT editor, so maybe 1.1 will have that feature.
L304[14:52:13] <Kodos> I
don't know who mentioned using `yes | install` but holy shit this
makes my life easier
<Kodos> I
don't know who mentioned using `yes | install` but holy shit this
makes my life easierL305[14:53:10] <Kodos>
Michiyo, I can confirm the 1.7 build works
<Kodos>
Michiyo, I can confirm the 1.7 build worksL306[14:53:30] <Kodos>
Gonna go poke it now to see about adding my own disk
<Kodos>
Gonna go poke it now to see about adding my own diskL307[14:54:11] <Michiyo> Awesome
L308[14:54:15] <Kodos> Oh,
shit, you even added read only
<Kodos> Oh,
shit, you even added read onlyL309[14:54:18] <Kodos>
That's amazing
<Kodos>
That's amazingL310[14:54:22] <Michiyo> yep
L311[14:54:33] <Kodos> Now
if we could only figure out why the fuck the SNC doesn't work
<Kodos> Now
if we could only figure out why the fuck the SNC doesn't workL312[14:54:40] <Michiyo> ?
L313[14:54:44] <Kodos>
Secure Network Card
<Kodos>
Secure Network CardL314[14:54:46] <Michiyo> Oh
L315[14:54:47] <Michiyo> lol
L316[14:54:49] <Michiyo> Yeha
L317[14:54:52] <Michiyo> Yeah*
L318[14:54:53] <Michiyo> no clue.
L319[14:54:54] <Kodos> I
wanted that to be a thing so bad ??
<Kodos> I
wanted that to be a thing so bad ??L320[14:56:07] <Michiyo> when I get home
tonight I'll make sure it works properly on a dedicated server, in
theory it'll work server only too
L321[14:56:12] <Michiyo> so no need for
anything to be on the client
L322[14:56:53] <Michiyo> IDK if that'll
work though cause of the recipes..
L323[14:59:41] <Inari> https://i.pinimg.com/564x/c1/55/d8/c155d8814f2e29c55c76d72306d40a06.jpg
cute/prety
L324[15:05:03] <seebs> my thought would
be: leave shell.parse as is
L325[15:05:03] <seebs> then add
shell.getopt()
L326[16:05:03] <seebs> so
shell.getopt("a:b", ...)
L327[16:05:03] <seebs> and then you have
smarter/fancier parsing.
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L331[17:05:05] <seebs> the main thing i
note is: the getopts template is pretty easy to use. in a language
where the distinction matters, adding a "#" suffix for
"numeric value" seems to work well.
L332[17:05:05] <seebs> true that it's
ugly, but also it's terse.
L333[17:06:55] <Michiyo> @Kodos no issues
adding disks I assume?
L334[17:07:56] <Kodos>
Haven't tinkered yet, wife woke up so i was tending to her
<Kodos>
Haven't tinkered yet, wife woke up so i was tending to herL335[17:08:14] <Kodos> I
did have a question though
<Kodos> I
did have a question thoughL336[17:08:39] <Kodos> How
hard would it be to have the folders, and then a global disks.cfg
file in the main lua folder, so the config isn't on the disk
itself?
<Kodos> How
hard would it be to have the folders, and then a global disks.cfg
file in the main lua folder, so the config isn't on the disk
itself?L337[17:08:53] <Kodos>
You'd just need nested info tables, I would assume, but I have no
idea
<Kodos>
You'd just need nested info tables, I would assume, but I have no
ideaL338[17:13:27] <Michiyo> that sounds
overly complicated, and easy for end users that have no idea what a
table is to fuck up :P
L339[17:14:06] <Kodos> Lol
fair enough
<Kodos> Lol
fair enoughL340[17:15:10] <Michiyo> Also, this isn't
lua, it's java, the config parser I'm using is stupid simple and
has no concept of nesting anything
L341[17:15:21] <Michiyo> I don't even
think I can do arrays in it
L342[17:15:40] <Michiyo> well.. I might be
able to do arrays in it but meh.
L343[17:18:36] <Kodos> As
for adding disks, I added my lib file to a floppy just fine
:3
<Kodos> As
for adding disks, I added my lib file to a floppy just fine
:3L344[17:18:48] <Kodos> Now
I just need to make an installer that will actually download an
updated version instead
<Kodos> Now
I just need to make an installer that will actually download an
updated version insteadL345[17:19:19] <Michiyo> yay
L346[17:19:44] <Kodos> Oh,
I wonder...
<Kodos> Oh,
I wonder...L347[17:19:46] <Kodos>
brb
<Kodos>
brbL348[17:19:59] <Kodos> Will
the filestructure inside hte disk's folder respect things like
subfolders?
<Kodos> Will
the filestructure inside hte disk's folder respect things like
subfolders?L349[17:20:09] <Kodos> So
if I put something into a lib folder, it'll install to /lib?
<Kodos> So
if I put something into a lib folder, it'll install to /lib?L350[17:23:23] <Michiyo> in theory,
yes
L351[17:23:26] <Michiyo> if I did
everything right
L352[17:23:29] <Michiyo> Please, find out
:D
L353[17:24:54] <Kodos> Okey
doke
<Kodos> Okey
dokeL354[17:30:19] <Kodos>
Works!
<Kodos>
Works!L355[17:30:41] <Kodos>
Fantastic, this means I can dump everything I usually install from
oppm/elsewhere right onto a floppy, and call it a day
<Kodos>
Fantastic, this means I can dump everything I usually install from
oppm/elsewhere right onto a floppy, and call it a dayL356[17:37:19] <Kodos> Now
the real question
<Kodos> Now
the real questionL357[17:37:31] <Kodos> Can
another mod detect if OD is installed, and if so, add in folders to
the Lua folder?
<Kodos> Can
another mod detect if OD is installed, and if so, add in folders to
the Lua folder?L358[17:48:35]
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L360[18:04:10] <Mimiru> YEah, through the
standered Loader.isModLoaded("modid") method
L361[18:04:15] <Mimiru> why?
L362[18:04:59] <Mimiru> @Kodos ^
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L364[18:19:03] <Kodos>
Because, you could do things like OpenSec loading SecureOS
dynamically, rather than hardcoded into the mod, and it would allow
other mods that add OC integration with things (Big Reactors, as an
example) to include example programs for their mods
<Kodos>
Because, you could do things like OpenSec loading SecureOS
dynamically, rather than hardcoded into the mod, and it would allow
other mods that add OC integration with things (Big Reactors, as an
example) to include example programs for their modsL365[18:21:05] <Kodos> So
if I were to write a server program for reactor control, and
whoever the hell is maintaining the mod right now likes it, he
could add it into his mod
<Kodos> So
if I were to write a server program for reactor control, and
whoever the hell is maintaining the mod right now likes it, he
could add it into his modL366[18:24:50]
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L368[18:25:18] <Keckle> im using an irc
client inside of a computer inside of minecraft, what autism is
this
L369[18:26:32] <Keckle> ping
L370[18:26:44] <CompanionCube> it is no
autism
L371[18:27:32] <Keckle> is there a way to
use a search engine inside this?
L372[18:27:43] <CompanionCube> What kind
of search engine?
L373[18:27:53] <Keckle> like google, bing
etc
L374[18:28:08] <Izaya> disgusting
L375[18:28:12] <CompanionCube> Nothing
stops you from using their APIs, though it'd be pointless because
there's no web browser
L376[18:28:20] <Izaya> in all seriousness,
you can use search engines, but you won't like it
L377[18:28:42] <AmandaC> %give MichiBot a
hard-boiled detective personality core
L378[18:28:42] *
MichiBot accepts the hard-boiled detective personality core and
adds it to her inventory
L379[18:29:11] <Keckle> ive used unix like
OSes before, im fine with using a terminal
L380[18:29:13] <CompanionCube> (you could
maybe implement an extremely basic web browser, but it'd be broken
for lots of things because web developers are addicted to
javascript)
L381[18:29:26] <Keckle> so no one has
tried yet?
L382[18:30:35] <AmandaC> CompanionCube:
n-no we're not! ~hides the needles full of JS frameworls~
L383[18:30:44] <Keckle> lol
L384[18:30:45] <AmandaC> Frameworks*
L385[18:31:01] <CompanionCube> AmandaC:
what are you injecting at the moment
L386[18:31:09] <Izaya> I wrote a gopher
browser, but that's about as useful in 2018 as an rlogin
client
L387[18:31:15] <AmandaC> Anime
L388[18:31:20] <Keckle> >when /ping
doesnt have default parameters
L389[18:31:40] <Keckle> help /ping
L390[18:31:43] <AmandaC> Izaya: I wonder
if distros still package rsh by default.
L391[18:31:45] <Keckle> oops
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L393[18:32:04] <CompanionCube> AmandaC:
iirc freebsd removed it semi-recently
L394[18:33:12] <CompanionCube> ubuntu has
the rsh command, but the help text says it's ssh. And it has no
version/help
L395[18:34:06] <CompanionCube> 'lrwxrwxrwx
1 root root 12 Apr 3 2017 /etc/alternatives/rsh ->
/usr/bin/ssh'
L396[18:40:32] <Kodos>
Someone should make Lynx in OC
<Kodos>
Someone should make Lynx in OCL397[18:40:39] <Mimiru> well.. damn
L398[18:41:33] <Mimiru> So shit with
OpenDisks only on the server the floppy is not there.
L399[18:41:43] <Mimiru> Kinda expected
that but I was hopeful.
L400[18:52:07] <Mimiru> Oh.. hmm
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L402[18:53:00] <Quantx> quick
question
L403[18:53:07] <Quantx> because i'm
apparently an idiot
L404[18:53:20] <Quantx> in OC how do i
print a message
L405[18:53:24] <Quantx> without the
trailing newline
L406[18:55:08] <Izaya> io.write
L407[19:00:56] <Quantx> thanks
L408[19:05:03] <seebs> alternative would
be to take a table of { opt: defaultvalue }
L409[19:05:03] <seebs> and then you could
have, say, "opt: false", "opt: [string]", and
"opt: 0" for flag types.
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L413[19:51:44] *
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L414[19:53:25] <Mimiru> SO yeah, it seems
I'm just too damn dumb to properly do packets in MC.
L415[19:54:32] <Kodos>
Trying to make it serversided?
<Kodos>
Trying to make it serversided?L416[19:55:18] <Mimiru> Well.. my idea
wouldn't work anyway
L417[19:55:30] <Mimiru> because basically
I'd be registering items after init ._.
L418[19:55:31] <Mimiru> shit
L419[19:57:51] <Mimiru> Yep, no way around
it.. it'll require the mod on client/server and at the very least
the folder structure on the client so that it can register the
floppy item.
L420[20:16:50] <Mimiru> Well.. I'm even
more confused now
L421[20:19:50] <Mimiru> yeah, seems it
doesn't even work on a server even if you have the files
locally
L422[20:19:56] <Mimiru> ugh
L423[20:19:57] <Mimiru> screw it
L424[20:20:02] <Mimiru> I'm done for
tonight.
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L427[21:05:03] <seebs> i just like the
getopts thing because, ugly though it may be, it's terse and
widely-used.
L428[21:05:03] <seebs> and any time i use
a fancier thing, i end up being frustrated at all the extra
typing
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L430[22:05:03] <seebs> huh, neat
L431[22:33:27] <Izaya> ~w modem
L432[22:33:28] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:modem
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L434[22:50:31] <S3> seebs: I dunno.. I
find getopts fine
L435[22:50:42] <S3> getopts usually
supports linux AND BSD style command switches
L436[22:51:07] <S3> er GNU style
L437[22:51:14] <S3> GNU and BSD
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L439[23:05:03] <seebs> i hadn't figured
that part out from reading the code, i thought there might be a
thing like that, but it "didn't work" -- because i only
tried it on single letter options
L440[23:05:03] <seebs> i was just making a
trivial thing to do NxN blocks, because skyfactory world and i hate
holding shift
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L445[23:40:35] <S3> heh
L446[23:40:44] <S3> you should see windows
command switch style
L447[23:40:59] <S3> its up down every
******* where
L448[23:41:16] <S3> just like its lack of
real library support
L449[23:41:58] <Izaya> because switches
using path separators is a great idea
L450[23:43:02] <S3> lol
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