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<PennyJim>
Yo, can anyone help me with code? I would just post it to the
forum, but I can't seem to sign up.
<PennyJim>
Yo, can anyone help me with code? I would just post it to the
forum, but I can't seem to sign up.L4[01:49:04] <Kristopher38> Post code, describe
issue
<Kristopher38> Post code, describe
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L6[01:53:23] <PennyJim>
It's really long code though? I'm basically trying to create my own
api for a UI interface. When I moved all the relevant functions out
to their own file, require didn't seem to work. I don't really know
lua that well, so don't feel rude for saying the simplest of the
simple stuff
<PennyJim>
It's really long code though? I'm basically trying to create my own
api for a UI interface. When I moved all the relevant functions out
to their own file, require didn't seem to work. I don't really know
lua that well, so don't feel rude for saying the simplest of the
simple stuffL7[01:54:55] <CompanionCube> did you return
things
L8[01:55:08] <CompanionCube> that's what you
get when you require()
L9[01:55:49] <PennyJim>
the api file, in short (and with evidence of stuff I have tried to
fix it):
<PennyJim>
the api file, in short (and with evidence of stuff I have tried to
fix it):L11[01:57:04] <PennyJim>
Based on what little I understand, I think I want to remove the
`package.path = package.path .. "pennyui.lua"`
<PennyJim>
Based on what little I understand, I think I want to remove the
`package.path = package.path .. "pennyui.lua"`L12[01:57:13] <PennyJim>
the api file, in short (and with evidence of stuff I have tried to
fix it):
<PennyJim>
the api file, in short (and with evidence of stuff I have tried to
fix it):L14[01:57:27] <CompanionCube> i was going
to say that line is out-of-place
L15[02:00:52] <PennyJim>
And the file that is trying to use the api file:
<PennyJim>
And the file that is trying to use the api file:L17[02:00:52] <PennyJim>
It fails on line 6 (ui.setupScreen()) as ui is nil, and I don't
know how to fix that
<PennyJim>
It fails on line 6 (ui.setupScreen()) as ui is nil, and I don't
know how to fix thatL18[02:03:14] <Vampyre> return a valid
table in pennyui.lua
L19[02:04:01] <PennyJim>
is that not what I'm doing? How do I make it do that then?
<PennyJim>
is that not what I'm doing? How do I make it do that then?L20[02:05:06] <Vampyre> I don't know, did
you paste it?
L21[02:06:01] <PennyJim>
In a code block, yes. Do I have to type it plaintext for IRC or
whatever to see it properly?
<PennyJim>
In a code block, yes. Do I have to type it plaintext for IRC or
whatever to see it properly?L22[02:06:20] <CompanionCube> no, it pastes
just fine
L23[02:06:22] <Vampyre> well, is the last
line of penny.ui a return statement?
L24[02:06:27] <CompanionCube> Vampyre: it
is
L25[02:06:36] <CompanionCube> see https://paste.pc-logix.com/obupigiwaw
L26[02:06:42] <Vampyre> whichh paste s it
then?
L27[02:06:44] <Vampyre> ah
L28[02:07:39] <Vampyre> did you reboot?
pennyui.lua is probably cashed
L29[02:07:46] <Vampyre> cached*
L30[02:07:59] <CompanionCube> oh right
that's a thing
L31[02:08:41] <PennyJim>
I'll try that then
<PennyJim>
I'll try that thenL32[02:10:00] <PennyJim>
Still says ui is nil
<PennyJim>
Still says ui is nilL33[02:10:22] <Vampyre>
package.loaded['pennyui'] = nil might also work to force reloading
it
L34[02:11:09] <Vampyre> is ui nil or is
ui.setupScreen nil?
L35[02:11:21] <PennyJim>
Also, slight side-complaint, why does it mount its primary monitor
to an already mounted monitor? They're only connected via a raid
storage
<PennyJim>
Also, slight side-complaint, why does it mount its primary monitor
to an already mounted monitor? They're only connected via a raid
storageL36[02:11:38] <Izaya> component networks
overlap
L37[02:11:46] <Izaya> you need a switch to
separate them
L38[02:11:48] <Izaya> relay, rather
L39[02:12:15] <PennyJim>
ui is nil, as in the actual code there is an added
`print(ui)`
<PennyJim>
ui is nil, as in the actual code there is an added
`print(ui)`L40[02:13:34] <Vampyre> well, add a debug
print(M) just before the return in pennyuii.lua to see wtf is going
on
L41[02:16:32] <PennyJim>
Running 'uitest', it only outputs the nil it prints, running
'pennyui' it outputs `0000026F5A263F90`
<PennyJim>
Running 'uitest', it only outputs the nil it prints, running
'pennyui' it outputs `0000026F5A263F90`L42[02:17:38] <PennyJim>
My friend originally thought it had to do with require failing, so
he copied the pennyui file to other locations, could that be
interferring with things?
<PennyJim>
My friend originally thought it had to do with require failing, so
he copied the pennyui file to other locations, could that be
interferring with things?L43[02:17:46] <Vampyre> if you only get 1
print when running uitest, while you added another print to pennyui
means pennyui is cached
L44[02:18:01] <Vampyre> so force reload it
or reboot
L45[02:19:17] <Vampyre> and yes, make sure
you are getting the right pennyui.lua file of course
L46[02:19:37] <PennyJim>
I've got a script to reload it that simply does Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/gocisoxuji
<PennyJim>
I've got a script to reload it that simply does Code Block
pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/gocisoxujiL47[02:19:37] <PennyJim>
and it still only prints once
<PennyJim>
and it still only prints onceL48[02:20:18] <PennyJim>
How do you delete a directory and its contents?
<PennyJim>
How do you delete a directory and its contents?L49[02:20:33] <Vampyre> so the print from
pennyui doesn't show?
L50[02:20:39] <Vampyre> rm -rf dir
L51[02:21:04] <PennyJim>
Yea
<PennyJim>
YeaL52[02:21:17] <Vampyre> if the print
doesn't show, then you are not running the code you think you are
running, so fix that first
L53[02:24:50] <PennyJim>
Eey, I think I got it to work. Now it's just complaining on line
123 (of pennyui) that I'm doing arithmetic on a table instead of
complaining about nil on line 6 (of uitest)
<PennyJim>
Eey, I think I got it to work. Now it's just complaining on line
123 (of pennyui) that I'm doing arithmetic on a table instead of
complaining about nil on line 6 (of uitest)L54[02:26:23] <CompanionCube>
progress!
L55[02:26:39] <PennyJim>
but here's the question, why is it calling `w` a table if it's
directly after... That's not calling the function of
`gpu.maxResolution()`.
<PennyJim>
but here's the question, why is it calling `w` a table if it's
directly after... That's not calling the function of
`gpu.maxResolution()`.L56[02:27:26] *
Amanda beams a thimble full of mead in front of Elfi, curls up and
zzzmews
L57[02:27:33] <Amanda> Night nerds
L58[02:27:45] <Amanda> Maybe I'll get to
sleep past 0630 roberto's
L59[02:27:54] <Amanda> Tomorrow*
L60[02:28:10] <Elfi> :O
L61[02:28:11] <Elfi> Honey!
L62[02:28:15] * Elfi
does a sippy!
L63[02:28:27] * Elfi
... yaawns, does a sleepy in Amanda's fur
L64[02:28:44] *
Amanda carefully drapes her tail over Elfi
L65[02:29:01] <Amanda> Right, phone plugged
in, internet read, sleeps time
L66[02:29:18] <Vampyre> yeah, you 2 now
made me tired, so good idea :-p
L67[02:30:51] <CompanionCube> you don't
have a line123 in your pastes so
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L69[02:35:32] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL70[02:35:34] <MichiBot> Awesome! Vaur!
You beat CompanionCube's previous record of 3 hours, 1 minute and
23 seconds (By 1 hour, 26 minutes and 22 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L71[02:35:35] <MichiBot> Vaur has stolen
the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points!
plus 0.003 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to 50%
because stealing) Current score: 0.7182424. Position #1
L72[02:40:47] <PennyJim>
Right. Now I need to learn how to actually do the thing I've
attempted but don't really understand at all
<PennyJim>
Right. Now I need to learn how to actually do the thing I've
attempted but don't really understand at allL73[02:40:47] <PennyJim>
Any help on why this would be erroring on the self.writeButton,
saying it's attempting to call a nil value:
<PennyJim>
Any help on why this would be erroring on the self.writeButton,
saying it's attempting to call a nil value:L75[02:43:14] <PennyJim>
Wait, I think I glossed over the error a little too much. It's an
entire different line that's erroring
<PennyJim>
Wait, I think I glossed over the error a little too much. It's an
entire different line that's erroringL76[02:43:40] <PennyJim>
I did notice the `self.buttons..etc` line missing, so not too much
wasted effort
<PennyJim>
I did notice the `self.buttons..etc` line missing, so not too much
wasted effortL77[02:50:55] ⇦
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L80[03:33:10] <PennyJim>
Going to ask for help here again...
<PennyJim>
Going to ask for help here again...L81[03:33:10] <PennyJim>
Why is this saying it's attempting to index a nil value from a
global variable? It should be local, should it not?
<PennyJim>
Why is this saying it's attempting to index a nil value from a
global variable? It should be local, should it not?L83[03:33:15] ⇦
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L84[03:34:16] <PennyJim>
Wait, did I ever look at the line number? I just assumed it was the
weird feeling `#self.buttons`, but my every other call to buttons
doesn't include the self
<PennyJim>
Wait, did I ever look at the line number? I just assumed it was the
weird feeling `#self.buttons`, but my every other call to buttons
doesn't include the selfL85[03:35:37] ⇦
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L87[03:45:33] <i_develop_things> Are you calling it as
`M.click` or `M:click`? @PennyJim
<i_develop_things> Are you calling it as
`M.click` or `M:click`? @PennyJimL88[03:49:10] <ThePiGuy24> ~w gpu
<ThePiGuy24> ~w gpuL89[03:49:11] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:gpu
L90[03:49:45] <Izaya> Ariri: today's cursed
idea: AMV of Savage Garden's "To The Moon And Back" set
to footage from Adachi to Shimamura
L91[03:50:26] <Izaya> it works on far too
many levels
L92[03:54:16] <PennyJim>
>i develop things: Are you calling it as `M.click` or
`M:cli…
<PennyJim>
>i develop things: Are you calling it as `M.click` or
`M:cli…L93[03:54:16] <PennyJim>
I was calling it as M:click. I realized it was because I wasn't
calling `self.buttons[i].click()` but `buttons[i].click()`
instead
<PennyJim>
I was calling it as M:click. I realized it was because I wasn't
calling `self.buttons[i].click()` but `buttons[i].click()`
insteadL94[03:54:40] <i_develop_things> Aaaaaah
<i_develop_things> AaaaaahL95[03:54:46] <i_develop_things> That’d d do it
<i_develop_things> That’d d do itL96[03:55:10] <PennyJim>
Although, if anyone knows a better way to go through a list in
reverse order than the way I did it, I'd like to know
<PennyJim>
Although, if anyone knows a better way to go through a list in
reverse order than the way I did it, I'd like to knowL97[03:56:21] <i_develop_things> That’s pretty much the
most efficient way to do it actually
<i_develop_things> That’s pretty much the
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L99[04:29:29] <Ariri> Izaya, that is
cursed
L100[04:29:46] <Izaya> if I could be
bothered rewatching that much I'd do it
L101[04:29:48] <Izaya> you know I
would
L102[04:32:07] <Izaya> Ariri: https://social.shadowkat.net/media/3a5448512260e49c10b38379eefa254f4175248dfdde2fdcbffda7c0184f25d2.oga
L103[04:32:21] <Izaya> that song and that
series are made for each other
L104[04:35:56] <Ariri> Honestly it does
work
L105[04:36:13] <Ariri> maybe I'll do it
one day:tm:
L106[04:36:32] <Izaya> besides
L107[04:36:45] <Izaya> novelty value of a
90s pop song for a 2020 anime amv?
L108[04:36:49] <Izaya> priceless.
L109[04:37:24] <Ariri> exactly
L110[04:43:06] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL111[04:43:08] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins!
Forecaster! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 2 hours,
7 minutes and 33 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L112[04:43:09] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 2 hours, 7 minutes and 33 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.00213 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.23578015 more points to pass CompanionCube!
L113[05:01:42] <Izaya> Ariri: one could do
a two-parter with Kaiser Chiefs' Ruby if they wanted to be really
fancy
L114[05:01:54] <Izaya> but that would work
better if the anime had any of the later books
L115[05:01:56] <Izaya> ie a second
season
L116[05:02:02] <Izaya> eventually
L117[05:06:32] <Ariri> Ill have to look
into that one
L118[05:07:32] <Izaya> https://files.catbox.moe/h07j03.ogg
L120[05:20:49] <Kleadron>
oooooooooooooooo
<Kleadron>
ooooooooooooooooL121[05:21:35] <ThePiGuy24> no idea how fast it runs in
game
<ThePiGuy24> no idea how fast it runs in
gameL122[05:21:51] <ThePiGuy24> but maybe a simmilar
speed
<ThePiGuy24> but maybe a simmilar
speedL123[05:22:00] <ThePiGuy24> probably a bit slower
<ThePiGuy24> probably a bit slowerL124[05:22:16] <ThePiGuy24> eh fuck it time to test
<ThePiGuy24> eh fuck it time to testL126[06:04:01] <bad at
vijya> today in ss13 adminbussing
<bad at
vijya> today in ss13 adminbussingL127[06:04:31] <bad at
vijya> nuke is armed, wide renault runs down the hall at very
hihg speeds, casing fireballs at people, while zero plays in the
background
<bad at
vijya> nuke is armed, wide renault runs down the hall at very
hihg speeds, casing fireballs at people, while zero plays in the
backgroundL128[06:04:44] <bad at
vijya> tl;dr "why is the sky playing the spanish
guitar"
<bad at
vijya> tl;dr "why is the sky playing the spanish
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L134[07:29:21] <ThePiGuy24> pairs returns 2
"things", the first being the key, the 2nd being the
value, so instead of just `for v` you need `for k, v`
<ThePiGuy24> pairs returns 2
"things", the first being the key, the 2nd being the
value, so instead of just `for v` you need `for k, v`L135[07:29:21] <Michiyo> Test
L136[07:29:43] <PennyJim>
Okay, I knew it was probably me not understanding something
<PennyJim>
Okay, I knew it was probably me not understanding somethingL137[07:29:57] <PennyJim>
So now I can go back to debugging why another thing isn't
working
<PennyJim>
So now I can go back to debugging why another thing isn't
workingL138[07:55:17] <PennyJim>
I've run into a little bit of a logic problem with my code that I
don't know how to solve. I've got two functions that construct
screens with buttons. These two functions have a button within them
that call the other function, but the function needs to be defined
before it can be attached to a button... How? I can't even really
think of a workaround...
<PennyJim>
I've run into a little bit of a logic problem with my code that I
don't know how to solve. I've got two functions that construct
screens with buttons. These two functions have a button within them
that call the other function, but the function needs to be defined
before it can be attached to a button... How? I can't even really
think of a workaround...L139[08:14:19] <Vaur> is
your button like a toggle ?
<Vaur> is
your button like a toggle ?L140[08:14:45] <Vaur>
where the second button become the first one I mean ?
<Vaur>
where the second button become the first one I mean ?L141[08:16:27] <PennyJim>
Okay, I will report what I did to fix it. I rewrote one of the
functions after using inside the other function
<PennyJim>
Okay, I will report what I did to fix it. I rewrote one of the
functions after using inside the other functionL143[08:25:30]
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L164[08:54:57] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL165[08:55:01] <MichiBot> You drink a
goopy tuna potion (New!). When Vaur drinks the last drop, a bucket
of water materializes above their head and dumps its contents over
them. Vaur is drenched in water, followed by a bucket hitting them
on the head. (1 vs DC 8)
L166[08:55:12] <Vaur>
ouch
<Vaur>
ouchL167[08:56:24] <Forecaster> oof, a 1
<Forecaster> oof, a 1L168[08:57:59] ⇦
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L171[09:22:09] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL172[09:22:11] <MichiBot> You drink a
cloudy white potion (New!). The bottle turns into a piece of bacon.
Vaur has found 1 piece of bacon so far.
L173[09:27:02] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL174[09:27:03] <MichiBot> You drink a
seeping avesmingo potion (New!). Forecaster suddenly craves
pie.
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L176[10:02:46] <PennyJim>
Yo, what are the variables returned in the event
"key_down"?
<PennyJim>
Yo, what are the variables returned in the event
"key_down"?L177[10:03:21] <Forecaster> ~oc signals
<Forecaster> ~oc signalsL178[10:03:34] <Izaya> ~w signals
L179[10:03:38] <Izaya> oh, no ocdoc
L181[10:04:14] <Forecaster> @PennyJim look under
Keyboard
<Forecaster> @PennyJim look under
KeyboardL182[10:04:23] <Izaya> https://ocdoc.cil.li/component:signals#keyboard
L183[10:06:38] <PennyJim>
So I think I understand that if I just want keyboard output, I'll
just use the char, but what's code?
<PennyJim>
So I think I understand that if I just want keyboard output, I'll
just use the char, but what's code?L184[10:06:56] <Forecaster> char is the literal
character
<Forecaster> char is the literal
characterL185[10:07:03] <Forecaster> code is a unique identifier
for the key
<Forecaster> code is a unique identifier
for the keyL186[10:07:25] <PennyJim>
Okay
<PennyJim>
OkayL187[10:08:20] <Izaya> code is useful for
stuff like shift that don't have actual characters
L188[10:08:35] <PennyJim>
Cool. So pressing u and shft-u returns different char's but both
end with the same code. Testing has proved this. It's fun to
understand stuff
<PennyJim>
Cool. So pressing u and shft-u returns different char's but both
end with the same code. Testing has proved this. It's fun to
understand stuffL189[10:21:58] <Vampyre> %drink
coffee
L190[10:22:01] <MichiBot> Vampyre:
Vampyre has some coffee. It's hot and bitter.
L191[10:22:31] *
Vampyre also sends off a small tactical nuke to kill off Amanda's
alarmclock
L192[10:22:34] <Vampyre> keep sleeping
;-)
L193[10:24:05] <Vampyre> @PennyJim I think
shift has it's own keydown event, not sure about that though, never
messed with the OC keyboard
L194[10:24:15] <Vampyre> but I assume it's
scancode based
L196[10:33:03] <Forecaster> Shift, Ctrl, H, Shift C
<Forecaster> Shift, Ctrl, H, Shift CL197[10:33:22] <Forecaster> Ctrl C I mean
<Forecaster> Ctrl C I meanL199[10:48:24] <PennyJim>
Need to figure out why, and then fix the fact that multiple
textboxes are linked for some reason
<PennyJim>
Need to figure out why, and then fix the fact that multiple
textboxes are linked for some reasonL200[10:49:01] <PennyJim>
But for now, I'll just escape shift from being typed as an
invisible character
<PennyJim>
But for now, I'll just escape shift from being typed as an
invisible characterL201[10:50:36] <PennyJim>
Oh, and also allow it to stop tying when you click out of it
<PennyJim>
Oh, and also allow it to stop tying when you click out of itL202[10:55:39] <PennyJim>
Question, is there a way to un-pull an event from the queue so a
listener a little down the line can hear it?
<PennyJim>
Question, is there a way to un-pull an event from the queue so a
listener a little down the line can hear it?L203[10:57:24]
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L204[11:06:19] <Inari> Amanda: https://tenor.com/view/business-cat-working-cat-boss-angry-gif-13655998
L205[11:07:10] <Kristopher38> I don't think so, you can
put the event in the event queue again, but it will mess up event
order
<Kristopher38> I don't think so, you can
put the event in the event queue again, but it will mess up event
orderL206[11:08:41] <Kristopher38> I don't know what you want
to do but I'd suggest having only one place where you pull events,
and then pass these events to desired places
<Kristopher38> I don't know what you want
to do but I'd suggest having only one place where you pull events,
and then pass these events to desired placesL207[11:11:25]
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L209[11:30:10] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL210[11:30:10] <MichiBot> Wow! Vaur! You
beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 31 minutes and 25 seconds
(By 1 hour, 44 minutes and 11 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L211[11:30:11] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points! plus 0.006
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.7294424,
Position #1
L212[11:33:42] <Amanda> Vampyre: probably
shouldn't shoot a tactical nuke at my back porch
L213[11:34:19] <Amanda> Though the birds
were much less noisy today with my window closed
L214[11:40:56] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL215[11:40:56] <MichiBot> You drink a
salty tiberium potion (New!). Forecaster feels slightly
faster.
L216[11:45:45] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL217[11:45:46] <MichiBot> You drink a
muddy unobtanium potion (New!). Vaur feels slightly weaker.
L218[12:08:05] <Elfi> %quaff
L219[12:08:06] <MichiBot> You drink a sour
caterium potion (New!). Elfi feels slightly faster.
L220[12:08:21] *
Elfi buzzes wings +w+
L221[12:14:50] <Amanda> Elfi~ Why's my
head so foggy today~
L222[12:15:04] <Amanda> I don't understand
how I can be sick, I don't even go out
L223[12:15:23] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL224[12:15:23] <MichiBot> You drink a
thick platinum potion (New!). Vaur has a sudden desire to run
around in a circle until they have a nap.
L225[12:15:44] <Vaur> cant
take a nap if I'm running around in circle 🤔
<Vaur> cant
take a nap if I'm running around in circle 🤔L226[12:16:07] <Amanda> I guess passing
out from exhaustion might count as a nap
L227[12:20:15] <Amanda> @PennyJam the
individual UI elements should not be accepting events like key
up/down/mouse -- those should be handled top-level and propogated
down the ui heiarchy from container to child( possibly another
container)
L228[12:20:42] <Amanda> That way the
container can keep track of what has focus, and only send relevent
events there
L229[12:20:47] <Forecaster> Jim, not Jam
<Forecaster> Jim, not JamL230[12:21:02] <Amanda> @PennyJim See
above
L231[12:25:13] <PennyJim>
The basic ui api I'm creating is basically a drop an element onto a
pile and if you want it off, you have to redrop the whole pile.
There's no hierarchy to propogate it down to. I've got two
listeners that I honestly could probably somewhat easily merge into
one if I truly bothered. the only difference being one event
listener is nested inside the other for when it clicks inputboxes
it starts its listening loop.
<PennyJim>
The basic ui api I'm creating is basically a drop an element onto a
pile and if you want it off, you have to redrop the whole pile.
There's no hierarchy to propogate it down to. I've got two
listeners that I honestly could probably somewhat easily merge into
one if I truly bothered. the only difference being one event
listener is nested inside the other for when it clicks inputboxes
it starts its listening loop.L232[12:26:16] <PennyJim>
Also, I've been awake for ~20 hours and coding for most of them, so
I'm going to bed. @ me with anything interesting you might have to
say on the topic
<PennyJim>
Also, I've been awake for ~20 hours and coding for most of them, so
I'm going to bed. @ me with anything interesting you might have to
say on the topicL233[12:27:03] <PennyJim>
of my terrible ui program. Does editing messages work in this weird
irc mix of a chat? @ me the answer.
<PennyJim>
of my terrible ui program. Does editing messages work in this weird
irc mix of a chat? @ me the answer.L234[12:27:48] <Amanda> @PennyJim most UI
Toolkits don't let the individual elements have the raw event pump,
the elements provide callbacks that some higher-level thing
connverts event pump events into calls to those callbacks
L235[12:28:15] <dequbed> Amanda: What
about a tact-less nuke into your backyard though?
L236[12:28:15] <Amanda> for example:
some_element:key_down(char, scancode)
L237[12:28:43] <Amanda> dequbed: tbh I'd
rather my house not get nuked at all
L238[12:28:44] <PennyJim>
It's not an individual element. It's the api and the thing using
the api to create the ui that have event listeners
<PennyJim>
It's not an individual element. It's the api and the thing using
the api to create the ui that have event listenersL239[12:29:22] <Amanda> what I mean by
element is the text box, the label, etc, the actual UI
widgets
L240[12:29:55] <nil>
%tonk
<nil>
%tonkL241[12:29:55] <MichiBot> Aw jeez! nil!
You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 59 minutes and 44
seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L242[12:29:56] <MichiBot> nil's new record
is 59 minutes and 44 seconds! nil also gained 0.001 tonk points for
stealing the tonk. Position #4. Need 0.09565954 more points to pass
Forecaster!
L243[12:30:39] <PennyJim>
If you consider the clickevent of an element an element, then the
secondary listener is in an element
<PennyJim>
If you consider the clickevent of an element an element, then the
secondary listener is in an elementL244[12:31:37] <Amanda> for my UI toolkit
I had a top-level "app" object that was also a container,
that handled the raw CC events, and converted them into calls down
the UI heiarchy, so I'd iterate the children, and if the widget had
focus, it'd get key events, if it was a mouse click within it's
bounds, it'd get a mouse event
L245[12:31:46] <Amanda> s/key events/key
callback/
L246[12:31:47] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
for my UI toolkit I had a top-level "app" object that was
also a container, that handled the raw CC events, and converted
them into calls down the UI heiarchy, so I'd iterate the children,
and if the widget had focus, it'd get key callback, if it was a
mouse click within it's bounds, it'd get a mouse event
L247[12:31:53] <Amanda> s/mouse
event/mouse callback.
L248[12:31:53] <MichiBot> <Amanda>
for my UI toolkit I had a top-level "app" object that was
also a container, that handled the raw CC events, and converted
them into calls down the UI heiarchy, so I'd iterate the children,
and if the widget had focus, it'd get key callback, if it was a
mouse click within it's bounds, it'd get a mouse callback.
L249[12:32:23] <Amanda> Most UI apis work
this way, at least real ones do
L250[12:32:38] <Amanda> You don't handle
the raw computer events inside the widget directly
L251[12:33:14] <PennyJim>
That's smart, but sounds like a lot more effort when I only really
needed an extremely simple ui to either join or create an island
for my mostly-private project ozone server
<PennyJim>
That's smart, but sounds like a lot more effort when I only really
needed an extremely simple ui to either join or create an island
for my mostly-private project ozone serverL252[12:34:20] <Amanda> fair,I thought you
were making a general-purpose API, not a custom one-off one
L253[12:35:06] <PennyJim>
The practice in which I'm coding this one is semi-general-purpose,
but it's going to be used like a one-off
<PennyJim>
The practice in which I'm coding this one is semi-general-purpose,
but it's going to be used like a one-offL254[12:35:43] <Amanda> the reason events
are abstracted like that is it lets higher-level widgets/containers
handle custom logic easier, such as a tab group, or a pop-up
window
L255[12:36:13] <PennyJim>
Maybe my friend will take it and use it for similarly simple UI as
he tends to just use a commandline interface
<PennyJim>
Maybe my friend will take it and use it for similarly simple UI as
he tends to just use a commandline interfaceL256[12:36:29] <Amanda> for example, a
pop-up window just needs to be a custom container, that overrides
some key callbacks to close itself
L257[12:36:43] <PennyJim>
But that's the only reason this could be considered anything other
than a one-off
<PennyJim>
But that's the only reason this could be considered anything other
than a one-offL258[12:37:51] <PennyJim>
A popup window would be something I would use for island selection,
if I didn't already struggle enough creating a single window
interface
<PennyJim>
A popup window would be something I would use for island selection,
if I didn't already struggle enough creating a single window
interfaceL259[12:38:23] <PennyJim>
Now I really should go to bed
<PennyJim>
Now I really should go to bedL260[12:38:27] <Amanda> night o/
L261[12:38:42] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or rainbox
L262[12:38:43] <MichiBot> Amanda: I'm 40%
"halucinate"!
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L264[13:12:09] <Vaur>
whoua, I've never been into one of those station before, its pretty
cool https://tinyurl.com/yj366je9
<Vaur>
whoua, I've never been into one of those station before, its pretty
cool https://tinyurl.com/yj366je9L265[13:12:28] <Izaya> before I look, I'm
calling that it's an asteroid station
L266[13:12:52] <dequbed> Reminds me of
X2
L267[13:13:07] <Izaya> and sure
enough
L268[13:13:27] <Izaya> I don't know the
imperial ship names but I know it's one of them too >.>
L269[13:16:29] <Vaur> its
the cutter Izaya
<Vaur> its
the cutter IzayaL270[13:18:58] <Kristopher38> @Vaur have you been to a
burning station though?
<Kristopher38> @Vaur have you been to a
burning station though?L271[13:19:06] <Vaur> no I
have not
<Vaur> no I
have notL272[13:19:21] <Kristopher38> try it, they're even
cooler
<Kristopher38> try it, they're even
coolerL273[13:19:30] <Izaya> lies
L274[13:19:32] <Izaya> they're warm
L275[13:19:37] <Kristopher38> lmao
<Kristopher38> lmaoL276[13:19:42] <Vaur> I'm
sure I'll find one sooner or later
<Vaur> I'm
sure I'll find one sooner or laterL277[13:20:27] <Kristopher38> you should have systems
which were attacked recently on the map
<Kristopher38> you should have systems
which were attacked recently on the mapL278[13:20:44] <Kristopher38> or not, don't remember if
you have to enable that first or not
<Kristopher38> or not, don't remember if
you have to enable that first or notL279[13:21:18] <Izaya> do note, a
combat-equipped mamba may be better suited to burning stations than
other ships
L280[13:21:33] <Izaya> because if you use
a mamba in combat you already have every slot filled with
heatsinks
L281[13:22:26] <Kristopher38> I mean, you can go in them
in any ship
<Kristopher38> I mean, you can go in them
in any shipL282[13:23:06] <Forecaster> you don't
<Forecaster> you don'tL283[13:23:07] <Kristopher38> but make sure that you have
heatsinks equipped and restocked if your docking skills aren't that
good
<Kristopher38> but make sure that you have
heatsinks equipped and restocked if your docking skills aren't that
goodL284[13:23:14] <Forecaster> the damaged station marker is
enabled by default
<Forecaster> the damaged station marker is
enabled by defaultL285[13:23:26] <Forecaster> it's a red one with a
horizontal line in a diamond shape
<Forecaster> it's a red one with a
horizontal line in a diamond shapeL286[13:23:29] <Izaya> I'm just talking
shit about my favourite ship
L287[13:23:47] <Izaya> the mamba is very
cool too, if you get what I mean
L288[13:25:34] <Forecaster> I think I used a Python last
time
<Forecaster> I think I used a Python last
timeL289[13:28:35] <Kristopher38> Izaya: I didn't know you
played ED
<Kristopher38> Izaya: I didn't know you
played EDL290[13:28:47] <Izaya> haven't played in
quite a while
L291[13:28:52] <Izaya> controller machine
broke
L292[13:28:58] <Kristopher38> F
<Kristopher38> FL293[13:32:17] ⇦
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L299[13:59:22] <Vampyre> Amanda, sorry
about the back porch, but I hope the birds get the message
L300[14:00:12] <Vampyre> either that or
they are now planning a retaliatory strike and I just unleeched
WWIII, between the bats and the birds
L301[14:01:18] <Forecaster> %tonk
<Forecaster> %tonkL302[14:01:18] <MichiBot> Shoot!
Forecaster! You beat nil's previous record of 59 minutes and 44
seconds (By 31 minutes and 38 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L303[14:01:19] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 1 hour, 31 minutes and 23 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.00053 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.23525015 more points to pass CompanionCube!
L304[14:02:34] <Izaya> this is not what
was meant by the birds and the bees
L305[14:04:06] <Vampyre> I don't think I
understand the birds and the bees correctly ;-)
L306[14:04:25] <Forecaster> the birds, the bees, and
nuclear warheads
<Forecaster> the birds, the bees, and
nuclear warheadsL307[14:04:28] <Vampyre> it doesn not
involve nuclear weapons apparently
L308[14:09:33] <Izaya> not of the literal
variety, anyway
L309[14:23:20] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL310[14:23:21] <MichiBot> You drink a soft
green potion (New!). Vaur suddenly forgets a random piece of
trivia.
L312[15:01:58] <MichiBot> Raspberry Pi
overclocking failure | length: 23s | Likes: 1,465 Dislikes: 1,307 Views: 175,413 | by
Afrotechmods | Published On 28/12/2014
L313[15:06:35] <8Bitz0>
R.I.P. Raspberry Pi
<8Bitz0>
R.I.P. Raspberry PiL314[15:06:43] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL315[15:06:43] <MichiBot> You drink a
simulated crimson potion (New!). Vaur gains one research point.
Vaur now has 1 point.
L316[15:06:48] <Forecaster> at least it wasn't a
pi4
<Forecaster> at least it wasn't a
pi4L317[15:07:50] <Forecaster> I just got mine online, with
the touchscreen
<Forecaster> I just got mine online, with
the touchscreenL318[15:23:20] <nil>
%sip
<nil>
%sipL319[15:23:20] <MichiBot> You drink a
fiery adamantium potion (New!). 2 nearby pebbles suddenly shift
slightly in nil's direction.
L320[15:24:24] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL321[15:24:25] <MichiBot> You drink a tiny
ferozium potion (New!). Vaur briefly feel like they have just
stepped out of a car.
L322[15:24:31] <Amanda> %choose space or
irradiate
L323[15:24:31] <MichiBot> Amanda:
"space" is for cool kids!
L324[15:24:40] <Amanda> %8ball low-temp
goat kitten?
L325[15:24:40] <MichiBot> Amanda: Ask
again later
L326[15:24:48] <Vaur>
Spaaaaace
<Vaur>
SpaaaaaceL328[15:35:22] <Amanda> Elfi: am I a
low-temp goat kitten? Michibot said to ask later, but I have to
know.
L329[15:38:33] <Amanda> %choose get
motivated or lay down
L330[15:38:33] <MichiBot> Amanda: The
proof is in the pudding. Definitely "get motivated". Now
please get it out of my pudding.
L332[15:39:32] <nil>
wheatley core! hehe, I like Portal
<nil>
wheatley core! hehe, I like PortalL333[15:53:16] <Amanda> %choose get the
chutes fixed first or let the jetpack fill some more
L334[15:53:16] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a telegram from a long lost relative that only read
"get the chutes fixed first". Weird.
L335[15:56:20] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL336[15:56:20] <MichiBot> You drink a
shimmering currentcorn potion (New!). Vaur feels a strong urge to
recycle the potion bottle.
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L339[16:19:23] <MichiBot> Awawawawa
*w* | length: 9s | Likes: 4,041 Dislikes: 12 Views: 81,381 | by dominick kun
uwu | Published On 3/1/2020
L340[16:24:21] <Amanda> Inari: Rude!
Sending another storm when I need to disassemble my base partially
to fix the chute error you made!
L341[16:31:47] <Forecaster> %tonkout
<Forecaster> %tonkoutL342[16:31:48] <MichiBot> Eh! Forecaster!
You beat your own previous record of 1 hour, 31 minutes and 23
seconds (By 59 minutes and 6 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L343[16:31:49] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
tonked out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.002 tonk points!
plus 0.002 bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score:
0.46272085, Position #3 Need 0.23125015 more points to pass
CompanionCube!
L344[16:39:03] ⇦
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seconds)
L345[16:41:06] <nil>
%tonk
<nil>
%tonkL346[16:42:20]
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L348[17:04:18] <nil>
%tonk
<nil>
%tonkL349[17:04:19] <MichiBot> Kapow! nil! You
beat Forecaster's previous record of <0 (By 32 minutes and 30
seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L350[17:04:20] <MichiBot> nil's new record
is 32 minutes and 30 seconds! nil also gained 0.00054 tonk points
for stealing the tonk. Position #4. Need 0.09964954 more points to
pass Forecaster!
L351[17:04:49] <nil>
%tonksnipe count
<nil>
%tonksnipe countL352[17:04:49] <MichiBot> nil: You have 0
Blue Shells, 0 Red Shells, 2 Green Shells, and 2 Bricks
L353[17:04:58] <nil>
%tonksnipe green Vaur
<nil>
%tonksnipe green VaurL354[17:05:00] <MichiBot> nil:
Unfortunately you missed with a 9 vs 10.
L355[17:06:37] <Amanda> %remindme 1h take
out the dishes
L356[17:06:37] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"take out the dishes" in 1h at 04/07/2021 06:06:37
PM
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L359[17:11:20] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL360[17:11:20] <MichiBot> You drink an
invisible electrum potion (New!). Vaur turns into a black cat girl
until they see a bird.
L361[17:11:48] <Vaur>
\start avoiding seeing any birds
<Vaur>
\start avoiding seeing any birdsL362[18:06:37] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
take out the dishes
L363[18:09:38] <nil>
%tonk
<nil>
%tonkL364[18:09:38] <MichiBot> Holy empty
bottle Batman! nil! You beat your own previous record of 32
minutes and 30 seconds (By 32 minutes and 49 seconds)! I hope
you're happy!
L365[18:09:39] <MichiBot> nil's new record
is 1 hour, 5 minutes and 19 seconds! No points gained for stealing
from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00055)
L366[18:33:47] <Amanda> %remindme 30m
throw the dishes for real, turn on AC
L367[18:33:47] <MichiBot> I'll tell you
"throw the dishes for real, turn on AC" in 30m at
04/07/2021 07:03:47 PM
L368[19:03:47] <MichiBot> Amanda REMINDER:
throw the dishes for real, turn on AC
L369[19:10:31] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL370[19:10:31] <MichiBot> You drink a
sweet honey potion (New!). A tiny genie appears, gives Vaur a
thumbs up, and poofs away.
L371[19:41:28] <Vaur>
%tonk
<Vaur>
%tonkL372[19:41:28] <MichiBot> Awesome! Vaur!
You beat nil's previous record of 1 hour, 5 minutes and 19 seconds
(By 26 minutes and 29 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L373[19:41:29] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 1 hour, 31 minutes and 49 seconds! Vaur also gained
0.00088 (0.00044 x 2) tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position
#1.
L374[19:45:49] <PennyJim>
Is there a quick an easy way to compare if a string is in a
table?
<PennyJim>
Is there a quick an easy way to compare if a string is in a
table?L375[19:46:35] <i_develop_things> ex: `t =
{"string1", "s2", "s3"}` and you want
to know if `"s3"` is in the table?
<i_develop_things> ex: `t =
{"string1", "s2", "s3"}` and you want
to know if `"s3"` is in the table?L376[19:46:42] <PennyJim>
ye
<PennyJim>
yeL377[19:47:46] <i_develop_things> do you `for i=1, #t, 1
do ... end` anywhere in your code or is it only a list of
strings?
<i_develop_things> do you `for i=1, #t, 1
do ... end` anywhere in your code or is it only a list of
strings?L378[19:48:46] <PennyJim>
I do have loops, yes, but what do you mean only a list of
strings?
<PennyJim>
I do have loops, yes, but what do you mean only a list of
strings?L379[19:49:05] <PennyJim>
Wait, I'm dumb. It's a list of numbers I want to compare to
<PennyJim>
Wait, I'm dumb. It's a list of numbers I want to compare toL380[19:49:09] <i_develop_things> i.e. do you only need
to check if the table contains----oh
<i_develop_things> i.e. do you only need
to check if the table contains----ohL381[19:49:30] <i_develop_things> do you do anything that
requires indexing the table in order?
<i_develop_things> do you do anything that
requires indexing the table in order?L382[19:49:52] <i_develop_things> (i.e. drawing
overlapping elements in the correct order)
<i_develop_things> (i.e. drawing
overlapping elements in the correct order)L383[19:49:54] <PennyJim>
Nope, but It's going to be a relatively static table so I can
easily make sure it's sorted
<PennyJim>
Nope, but It's going to be a relatively static table so I can
easily make sure it's sortedL384[19:50:01] <i_develop_things> well
<i_develop_things> wellL385[19:50:07] <i_develop_things> if it doesn't need to
be sorted
<i_develop_things> if it doesn't need to
be sortedL386[19:50:53] <i_develop_things> then instead of doing
`t = {78, 124, 7453}` do `t = {[78] = true, [124] = true, [7453] =
true}`. then you can just check for `t[78]` rather than iterating
over it every time you need to check for a number in it
<i_develop_things> then instead of doing
`t = {78, 124, 7453}` do `t = {[78] = true, [124] = true, [7453] =
true}`. then you can just check for `t[78]` rather than iterating
over it every time you need to check for a number in itL387[19:51:06] <i_develop_things> and if you do need to
iterate use `for k in pairs(t) do ... end`
<i_develop_things> and if you do need to
iterate use `for k in pairs(t) do ... end`L388[19:52:19] <PennyJim>
I kind of wanted to avoid doing a loop as I'm checking key inputs
and not typing characters when it's stuff like arrow keys, so that
table of booleans is honestly quite genius
<PennyJim>
I kind of wanted to avoid doing a loop as I'm checking key inputs
and not typing characters when it's stuff like arrow keys, so that
table of booleans is honestly quite geniusL389[19:52:31] <i_develop_things> i've used it before
also
<i_develop_things> i've used it before
alsoL390[19:52:47] <PennyJim>
I wouldn't have thought of it myself
<PennyJim>
I wouldn't have thought of it myselfL391[19:52:55] <i_develop_things> you just have to make
sure to set them as `t[245] = true` rather than `t[#t + 1] = 245`
or `table.insert(t, 245)`
<i_develop_things> you just have to make
sure to set them as `t[245] = true` rather than `t[#t + 1] = 245`
or `table.insert(t, 245)`L392[19:53:00] <i_develop_things> no problem :)
<i_develop_things> no problem :)L393[20:12:53] <PennyJim>
Side note, if I understand what little I've seen about
opencomputers users, those who aren't a user can't control the
keyboard, right? Is there any way to let such users use the
keyboard, but only allow then to do one command when in the
terminal?
<PennyJim>
Side note, if I understand what little I've seen about
opencomputers users, those who aren't a user can't control the
keyboard, right? Is there any way to let such users use the
keyboard, but only allow then to do one command when in the
terminal?L394[20:13:42] <i_develop_things> not with OpenOS
<i_develop_things> not with OpenOSL395[20:14:33] <PennyJim>
Sad
<PennyJim>
SadL396[20:15:52] <PennyJim>
Wait... is ctrl-alt-c catch-able with pcall or xpcall? Because, if
so, that sounds like a wonderful way to keep random users from
breaking out of my program and using the debugcard
<PennyJim>
Wait... is ctrl-alt-c catch-able with pcall or xpcall? Because, if
so, that sounds like a wonderful way to keep random users from
breaking out of my program and using the debugcardL397[20:17:22] <Amanda> it can be caught,
but not with pcall/xpcall, but I forget how. There's a internal bit
of OpenOS you can fiddle with in your program
L398[20:18:51] <PennyJim>
what's the technical term for ctrl-alt-c? so I can try looking up
ways to intercept it
<PennyJim>
what's the technical term for ctrl-alt-c? so I can try looking up
ways to intercept itL399[20:51:59]
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L401[20:55:47] <Amanda> %choose code or
halucinate
L402[20:55:48] <MichiBot> Amanda: Once
you get a taste of "halucinate" you can't stop.
L403[20:57:42] <Forecaster> MichiBot stop with the
drugs
<Forecaster> MichiBot stop with the
drugsL404[21:09:06] <dequbed> Hey, let her be
happy if she wants!
L405[21:13:28] <Izaya> dequbed: man these
USB variants are really getting out of hand https://cache.landofkittens.social/6fac3f87959c437e56ffb6c389b38601e031255416243e18bac131686f57345c.jpg
L406[21:14:11] <dequbed> Thanks I hate
it.
L407[21:14:33] <Forecaster> I mean, the USB logo does
have a triangle on it
<Forecaster> I mean, the USB logo does
have a triangle on itL408[21:14:52] <Forecaster> just need a round one
too
<Forecaster> just need a round one
tooL409[21:14:59] <bad at
vijya> triangular renault
<bad at
vijya> triangular renaultL410[21:30:29] <Kristopher38> >PennyJim: what's the
technical term for ctrl-alt-c? so …
<Kristopher38> >PennyJim: what's the
technical term for ctrl-alt-c? so …L411[21:30:29] <Kristopher38> @idevelopthings
<Kristopher38> @idevelopthingsL412[21:30:42] <Kristopher38> intercepting ctrl-alt-c in
OpenOS how
<Kristopher38> intercepting ctrl-alt-c in
OpenOS howL413[21:31:11] <Forecaster> it's an exception, so pcall?
maybe?
<Forecaster> it's an exception, so pcall?
maybe?L414[21:57:26] <Amanda> it's got special
handling in OpenOS
L415[21:59:56] <Vaur>
%tonkout
<Vaur>
%tonkoutL416[21:59:57] <MichiBot> Awesome! Vaur!
You beat your own previous record of 1 hour, 31 minutes and 49
seconds (By 46 minutes and 38 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L417[21:59:58] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.002 tonk points! plus 0.002
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 0.7343224,
Position #1
L418[22:00:40] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL419[22:00:40] <MichiBot> You drink a
simulated gold potion (New!). The potion contained a computer
virus! It just changed Vaur's background...
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L423[23:02:36] <i_develop_things> @PennyJim set
`process.info().data.signal = function() end`
<i_develop_things> @PennyJim set
`process.info().data.signal = function() end`L424[23:03:11] <PennyJim>
And then what's within that function will get called on
ctrl-alt-c?
<PennyJim>
And then what's within that function will get called on
ctrl-alt-c?L425[23:03:56] <i_develop_things> yes
<i_develop_things> yesL426[23:04:47] <i_develop_things> the relevant line is
`/lib/event.lua:43`
<i_develop_things> the relevant line is
`/lib/event.lua:43`L427[23:05:37] <PennyJim>
Now, after the program actually closes, is it going to affect how
ctrl-alt-c works for other programs?
<PennyJim>
Now, after the program actually closes, is it going to affect how
ctrl-alt-c works for other programs?L428[23:07:41] <i_develop_things> no
<i_develop_things> noL429[23:07:52] <PennyJim>
Okay, that's good
<PennyJim>
Okay, that's goodL430[23:19:07] ⇦
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L432[23:19:35] <PennyJim>
My ctrl-c stopped working after I added that... Good thing I've got
known crashes I can use to exit
<PennyJim>
My ctrl-c stopped working after I added that... Good thing I've got
known crashes I can use to exitL433[23:22:27] <PennyJim>
I mean, it's entirely due to my attempt to check that only the
users I've allowed can use ctrl-c, but still
<PennyJim>
I mean, it's entirely due to my attempt to check that only the
users I've allowed can use ctrl-c, but stillL434[23:25:12] <i_develop_things> regular `ctrl-c` sends
an `interrupted` event so you can just poll that
<i_develop_things> regular `ctrl-c` sends
an `interrupted` event so you can just poll thatL435[23:25:39] ⇦
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L436[23:26:28] <PennyJim>
Yea, but my code to check if the last event that returns user was
one of the allowed user before letting them out of the listen-loop.
I will admit, my event listening is probably extremely
terrible
<PennyJim>
Yea, but my code to check if the last event that returns user was
one of the allowed user before letting them out of the listen-loop.
I will admit, my event listening is probably extremely
terribleL437[23:27:03] <PennyJim>
I'm attempting to do
<PennyJim>
I'm attempting to doL439[23:31:47] <i_develop_things> ~w event.listen
<i_develop_things> ~w event.listenL440[23:31:55] <i_develop_things> :|
<i_develop_things> :|L441[23:32:31] <PennyJim>
How much would I have to refactor if I wanted to use event.listen
instead?
<PennyJim>
How much would I have to refactor if I wanted to use event.listen
instead?L442[23:33:50] <i_develop_things> put your handlers into
functions
<i_develop_things> put your handlers into
functionsL443[23:33:59] <i_develop_things> then
`event.listen(sigName, func)`
<i_develop_things> then
`event.listen(sigName, func)`L444[23:34:12] <i_develop_things> to remove the listeners
do `event.ignore` with the same arguments
<i_develop_things> to remove the listeners
do `event.ignore` with the same argumentsL445[23:35:18] <i_develop_things> the listener will be
called with the full signal, i.e. `"keydown",
"<$address>", 37, 152,
"idevelop_things"`, as its arguments
<i_develop_things> the listener will be
called with the full signal, i.e. `"keydown",
"<$address>", 37, 152,
"idevelop_things"`, as its argumentsL446[23:46:24] <PennyJim>
interrupt doesn't pass any arguments, right?
<PennyJim>
interrupt doesn't pass any arguments, right?L447[23:46:34] <i_develop_things> right
<i_develop_things> rightL448[23:48:32] ⇦
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L449[23:51:00] <PennyJim>
If I put a listener onto an event, then I don't have to worry about
having an infinite loop checking for events?
<PennyJim>
If I put a listener onto an event, then I don't have to worry about
having an infinite loop checking for events?L450[23:51:14] <PennyJim>
It'll just automatically call the associated function?
<PennyJim>
It'll just automatically call the associated function?L451[23:51:59] <PennyJim>
if so, how do I keep my program from closing, or if I don't have to
do anything, how do I close it?
<PennyJim>
if so, how do I keep my program from closing, or if I don't have to
do anything, how do I close it?