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<AR2000>
Where can I find docmumentation for OpenOS's library like `pipe` or
`vt100`
<AR2000>
Where can I find docmumentation for OpenOS's library like `pipe` or
`vt100`L4[00:23:18] <Ocawesome101> @AR2000 if documentation
exists it's either on https://ocdoc.cil.li or in the system
man pages
<Ocawesome101> @AR2000 if documentation
exists it's either on https://ocdoc.cil.li or in the system
man pagesL5[00:24:07] <AR2000>
>Ocawesome101: <@256917157559009281> if documentation
exists it's either on https://ocdo…
<AR2000>
>Ocawesome101: <@256917157559009281> if documentation
exists it's either on https://ocdo…L6[00:24:07] <AR2000> so
it does't exists. Not on ocdoc, and no man page
<AR2000> so
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L9[00:32:26] <Ocawesome101> nope
<Ocawesome101> nopeL10[00:32:31] <Ocawesome101> yolo
<Ocawesome101> yoloL11[00:32:46] <Ocawesome101> though why do you want to
use them? they're more or less just support libraries
<Ocawesome101> though why do you want to
use them? they're more or less just support librariesL12[00:33:04] <DiamondCreeper_6> >Nadja: No, far from
it ^^
<DiamondCreeper_6> >Nadja: No, far from
it ^^L13[00:33:04] <DiamondCreeper_6> I feel like you are my
true friend 😁
<DiamondCreeper_6> I feel like you are my
true friend 😁L14[00:33:21] <AR2000>
remote shell
<AR2000>
remote shellL15[00:33:26] <AR2000>
using the internet card
<AR2000>
using the internet cardL16[00:34:01] <AR2000> I
wanted to pipe sh into a file buffer
<AR2000> I
wanted to pipe sh into a file bufferL17[00:34:28] <DiamondCreeper_6> >AR2000: I wanted to
pipe sh into a file buffer
<DiamondCreeper_6> >AR2000: I wanted to
pipe sh into a file bufferL18[00:34:29] <DiamondCreeper_6> What are you guys
talking about
<DiamondCreeper_6> What are you guys
talking aboutL19[00:34:44] <AR2000> Me
being a idiot digging too deep in OpenOS
<AR2000> Me
being a idiot digging too deep in OpenOSL20[00:34:56] <DiamondCreeper_6> Lol sorry
<DiamondCreeper_6> Lol sorryL21[00:35:23] <AR2000> rn
I'm more looking into making a named pipe
<AR2000> rn
I'm more looking into making a named pipeL22[00:36:05] <AR2000>
but looks like I will need to make a filesystem proxy for that and
mount it somewhere since it doesn't looks like OpenOS support named
pipe
<AR2000>
but looks like I will need to make a filesystem proxy for that and
mount it somewhere since it doesn't looks like OpenOS support named
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L24[00:38:07] <Izaya> there's devfs
L25[00:40:36] <Izaya> Ocawesome101: why not
allow mixing with v1 and v2 records?
L26[00:41:29] <Izaya> oh, right, because
record length
L27[00:41:31] <Izaya> hmm
L28[00:44:31] <Izaya> though something that
can only read v0 format stuff would choke on v1 format stuff
too
L29[00:46:20] <Izaya> the alternative would
be to modify v1, have the tags eat into the file data section, but
eh
L30[00:52:58] <Ocawesome101> i like my spec
<Ocawesome101> i like my specL31[00:53:05] <Ocawesome101> :p
<Ocawesome101> :pL32[00:58:05] ⇨
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L33[00:59:04] <AR2000> A
doc for devfs ???
<AR2000> A
doc for devfs ???L34[00:59:05] <AR2000>
Can't find it
<AR2000>
Can't find itL35[01:00:02] ⇦
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L36[01:42:08] <AR2000>
/lib/devfs.lua is strange
<AR2000>
/lib/devfs.lua is strangeL37[01:42:41] <AR2000>
you need to give it a proxy, but this proxy doesn't have to be a
filesystem proxy
<AR2000>
you need to give it a proxy, but this proxy doesn't have to be a
filesystem proxyL38[01:43:02] <AR2000> it
can only implement `open` and return a buffer
<AR2000> it
can only implement `open` and return a bufferL39[02:01:52] <AR2000>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/onebanucep
<AR2000>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/onebanucepL41[02:05:37] <AR2000> My
end goal is to make a debugger that will at least let you view the
variables from a external tool (like vscode or just a
teminal)
<AR2000> My
end goal is to make a debugger that will at least let you view the
variables from a external tool (like vscode or just a
teminal)L42[02:06:44] <AR2000>
Using event I may even be able to let the user "break"
the prgm using a shortcut
<AR2000>
Using event I may even be able to let the user "break"
the prgm using a shortcutL43[02:12:46] <Izaya> manual breakpoints
are simple enough, run the program as a coroutine and yield with a
unique breakpoint ID
L44[02:14:23] <AR2000>
yeah. What's more difficult would be automatic breakpoint (set from
the IDE). Not sure it's possible
<AR2000>
yeah. What's more difficult would be automatic breakpoint (set from
the IDE). Not sure it's possibleL45[02:15:08] <Izaya> You could add a yield
after each statement (or at points of interest) as part of the ...
debugging harness, I believe is the term?
L46[02:16:18] <AR2000>
But for breakpoint I think something like a `debugLib.break()`
would be better since you could just load a lib and use the
breakpoint in your code without needing a corroutine
<AR2000>
But for breakpoint I think something like a `debugLib.break()`
would be better since you could just load a lib and use the
breakpoint in your code without needing a corroutineL47[02:16:19] <AR2000> It
would loop until the IDE let the code run. The stack would get
frozen, and would let you run code in the current context
<AR2000> It
would loop until the IDE let the code run. The stack would get
frozen, and would let you run code in the current contextL48[02:16:45] <AR2000>
Single step would not be possible
<AR2000>
Single step would not be possibleL49[02:17:37] <Izaya> You can pass data
with coroutine.yield/coroutine.resume so you could use that to pass
code into the coroutine to run
L50[02:17:45] <AR2000> As
for breaking in the midlle of nowhere, a event on the net_message
(I don't remeber the event name). That would freez the prgm too,
but might not give accessto the context
<AR2000> As
for breaking in the midlle of nowhere, a event on the net_message
(I don't remeber the event name). That would freez the prgm too,
but might not give accessto the contextL51[02:18:36] <AR2000>
The issue with corroutine is that you need to run your prgm as a
courroutine
<AR2000>
The issue with corroutine is that you need to run your prgm as a
courroutineL52[02:18:36] <AR2000>
Using the native `debug` lib I can already get a lot of info, like
where it got called
<AR2000>
Using the native `debug` lib I can already get a lot of info, like
where it got calledL53[02:22:31] <AR2000>
I'll see what I can do with the limited native `debug` lib (half or
the methods are missing)
<AR2000>
I'll see what I can do with the limited native `debug` lib (half or
the methods are missing)L54[02:30:20] <Ocawesome101> @AR2000 iirc @Kristopher38
was working on something akin to this
<Ocawesome101> @AR2000 iirc @Kristopher38
was working on something akin to thisL55[02:42:42] <AR2000> I
saw, but I don't think his project can be used while the app is
prgm is running, but I haven't looked in too deep
<AR2000> I
saw, but I don't think his project can be used while the app is
prgm is running, but I haven't looked in too deepL56[02:43:26] <AR2000> is
it the `cbrows` prbgm ?
<AR2000> is
it the `cbrows` prbgm ?L57[02:43:31] <AR2000>
https://oc.cil.li/topic/576-cbrowse-inspecting-lua-components-and-other-objects/
<AR2000>
https://oc.cil.li/topic/576-cbrowse-inspecting-lua-components-and-other-objects/L58[02:44:05] <AR2000> Or
maybe that's someone else's project
<AR2000> Or
maybe that's someone else's projectL60[02:57:02] <AR2000>
I'm going to have a look, but they are not instruction on how to
use it
<AR2000>
I'm going to have a look, but they are not instruction on how to
use itL61[02:57:16] <AR2000> at
least not in the README.md
<AR2000> at
least not in the README.mdL62[03:00:12] <Ocawesome101> presumably clone repo and
run `kdb.lua`
<Ocawesome101> presumably clone repo and
run `kdb.lua`L63[03:00:59] <AR2000>
pretty much, but how do you add breakpoints ?
<AR2000>
pretty much, but how do you add breakpoints ?L64[03:01:49] <Ocawesome101> no idea
<Ocawesome101> no ideaL65[03:02:24] <AR2000>
looks like it's interactive, with a prompt
<AR2000>
looks like it's interactive, with a promptL66[03:02:45] <Ocawesome101> yep
<Ocawesome101> yepL67[03:03:19] <Ocawesome101> looks like it's vaguely
similar to gdb at a glance
<Ocawesome101> looks like it's vaguely
similar to gdb at a glanceL68[03:05:41] ⇨
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L69[03:09:55] <AR2000>
thb, I'm still going to make something new, so it can talk to
vscode
<AR2000>
thb, I'm still going to make something new, so it can talk to
vscodeL70[03:10:17] <Ocawesome101> might be easier to do that
using the existing code base
<Ocawesome101> might be easier to do that
using the existing code baseL71[03:10:34] <Ocawesome101> parsing lua code to that
extent _from within lua_ is no small feat
<Ocawesome101> parsing lua code to that
extent _from within lua_ is no small featL72[03:11:04] <Ocawesome101> (and if you need context
like which local variables are in scope, you have to)
<Ocawesome101> (and if you need context
like which local variables are in scope, you have to)L73[03:11:12] <AR2000>
The main drawback of my solution will be that you will have to
require a extra lib during development.
<AR2000>
The main drawback of my solution will be that you will have to
require a extra lib during development.L74[03:11:50] <Ocawesome101> ULOS 2's premptive
multitasking layer just uses a bunch of string ops and is quite
fast and relatively simple, but gets no context.
<Ocawesome101> ULOS 2's premptive
multitasking layer just uses a bunch of string ops and is quite
fast and relatively simple, but gets no context.L76[03:16:10] <AR2000>
Made for roblox it looks like, but that's where he got the parser
from
<AR2000>
Made for roblox it looks like, but that's where he got the parser
fromL77[03:16:10] <AR2000>
This parser can let you add a hook function into the parsed code. I
think that's why he used it, but I'm sure he will explain a little
more after if he noticed he got pinged
<AR2000>
This parser can let you add a hook function into the parsed code. I
think that's why he used it, but I'm sure he will explain a little
more after if he noticed he got pingedL78[03:18:36] <AR2000>
Other subject : does anyone know of a good DNS server / lib with
both A and SRV record, not relying on a network stack like minitel
or network (the loot disk) ?
<AR2000>
Other subject : does anyone know of a good DNS server / lib with
both A and SRV record, not relying on a network stack like minitel
or network (the loot disk) ?L79[04:08:27] *
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her four arms and sharp claws to open a durean to nom
L80[04:08:53] <Amanda> Night girls
L81[04:20:07] <Michiyo>
*Sigh* been streaming my Cyberpunk 2077 playthrough on Twitch and
YT, and the only time someone joins is AS I'm wrapping up for the
night lmao
<Michiyo>
*Sigh* been streaming my Cyberpunk 2077 playthrough on Twitch and
YT, and the only time someone joins is AS I'm wrapping up for the
night lmaoL82[05:50:53] ⇦
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%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL84[06:21:34] <MichiBot> You drink a muddy
dilithium potion (New!). Vaur turns into an aqua spaghetti girl
until someone looks at them.
L85[06:21:38] <RedstoneParkour> %tonk
<RedstoneParkour> %tonkL86[06:21:38] <MichiBot> Bejabbers!
RedstoneParkour! You beat Vaur's previous record of 11 hours, 27
minutes and 36 seconds (By 2 minutes and 41 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L87[06:21:39] <MichiBot> RedstoneParkour's
new record is 11 hours, 30 minutes and 17 seconds! RedstoneParkour
also gained 0.00048 (0.00004 x 12) tonk points for stealing the
tonk. Position #4. Need 1.2767475 more points to pass
Michiyo!
L88[06:21:46] <Vaur>
>Michiyo: *Sigh* been streaming my Cyberpunk 2077 playthrough on
Twitch and YT, a…
<Vaur>
>Michiyo: *Sigh* been streaming my Cyberpunk 2077 playthrough on
Twitch and YT, a…L89[06:21:46] <Vaur> such
is the hard life of streaming
<Vaur> such
is the hard life of streamingL90[06:22:01] <Vaur>
>RedstoneParkour: %tonk
<Vaur>
>RedstoneParkour: %tonkL91[06:22:02] <Vaur> damn
it seems I missed up my calculation
<Vaur> damn
it seems I missed up my calculationL92[06:22:37] <Michiyo>
Can confirm.
<Michiyo>
Can confirm.L94[06:42:54] <Forecaster> The videos in these tweets
are something...
<Forecaster> The videos in these tweets
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L98[08:04:52] <DiamondCreeper_6> Does anyone know any
other mods that have OC compatibility
<DiamondCreeper_6> Does anyone know any
other mods that have OC compatibilityL99[08:54:55] <Forecaster> Other than what
<Forecaster> Other than whatL100[09:36:53] <Kristopher38> @AR2000 I used LuaMinify
because it had a Lua parser that was relatively lightweight and
easy to modify. The hook functionality I added myself and it's only
for statements, to allow me to inject code inbetween them. The
thing basically injects something along the lines `if
breakpoint[123] then __krisDbg(context) end` between every
statement and you can then set `breakpoint[id]` to true/false from
inside the debugger. This permits breakpoints on
<Kristopher38> @AR2000 I used LuaMinify
because it had a Lua parser that was relatively lightweight and
easy to modify. The hook functionality I added myself and it's only
for statements, to allow me to inject code inbetween them. The
thing basically injects something along the lines `if
breakpoint[123] then __krisDbg(context) end` between every
statement and you can then set `breakpoint[id]` to true/false from
inside the debugger. This permits breakpoints onL101[09:36:53] <Kristopher38> specific lines, single
stepping, and I believe stepping over function calls as well
(haven't fully implemented that last one but got the algorithm
figured out). Major problem I noticed is that you only have access
to variables visible in the scope that the breakpoint is in and
`debug.getlocal` is nonexistent, so you're not able to inspect
values of variables in another call frame (which is a pretty
important functionality, in my view anyway)
<Kristopher38> specific lines, single
stepping, and I believe stepping over function calls as well
(haven't fully implemented that last one but got the algorithm
figured out). Major problem I noticed is that you only have access
to variables visible in the scope that the breakpoint is in and
`debug.getlocal` is nonexistent, so you're not able to inspect
values of variables in another call frame (which is a pretty
important functionality, in my view anyway)L102[09:36:53] <Kristopher38> unless you do some
complicated and/or inefficient program state-keeping
<Kristopher38> unless you do some
complicated and/or inefficient program state-keepingL103[09:46:56] <Kristopher38> There were plans to go
beyond the interactive interface and make a separate debugging lib
to decouple backend from frontend but life happened and I also lost
interest
<Kristopher38> There were plans to go
beyond the interactive interface and make a separate debugging lib
to decouple backend from frontend but life happened and I also lost
interestL104[09:50:43] <Kristopher38> correction:
`debug.getlocal` exists but only returns name of the variable which
isn't very helpful in this case
<Kristopher38> correction:
`debug.getlocal` exists but only returns name of the variable which
isn't very helpful in this caseL105[10:01:13] <Kristopher38> I'd PR a fix to make it
available to query values which aren't in the sandboxing code but I
have a feeling I'm making some assumptions that might compromise
the sandbox, and also payonel might have some objections
<Kristopher38> I'd PR a fix to make it
available to query values which aren't in the sandboxing code but I
have a feeling I'm making some assumptions that might compromise
the sandbox, and also payonel might have some objectionsL106[10:03:03] ⇦
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Anyway @ThePiGuy24 sorry about my aggressive wording yesterday I
was a tad hangry
<Nadja>
Anyway @ThePiGuy24 sorry about my aggressive wording yesterday I
was a tad hangryL110[11:24:01] <Forecaster> This is pretty accurate
<Forecaster> This is pretty accurateL111[13:09:20] ⇦
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<Forecaster> %sipL114[13:38:49] <MichiBot> You drink a
goopy coral potion (New!). Forecaster has 2 research points. They
figure out how to hack 0.09 tonk points for themselves! (Rem. uses:
0)
L115[13:38:56] <Forecaster> \o/
<Forecaster> \o/L116[14:13:06] <AR2000>
@Kristopher38 Have you looked at the _ENV variable ?
<AR2000>
@Kristopher38 Have you looked at the _ENV variable ?L117[14:14:37] <Ocawesome101> that doesn't do
locals
<Ocawesome101> that doesn't do
localsL118[14:26:37] <Kristopher38> Yeah, pretty much
<Kristopher38> Yeah, pretty muchL119[14:29:47] ⇦
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L124[15:09:20] <Luihum> hi
L125[15:10:54] <Luihum> how do I make my
own OPPM repo? I'm making a slightly improved fork of OpenLoader
that shows the label as well (unless that already exists)
L126[15:11:14] <Luihum> or should I just
make a gist on github
L128[15:13:39] <Luihum>
thanks
<Luihum>
thanksL129[15:13:56] ⇦
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L130[15:16:10] <AR2000>
example of programs.cfg
<AR2000>
example of programs.cfgL131[15:16:10] <AR2000>
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AR2000AR/openComputers_codes/master/programs.cfg
<AR2000>
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AR2000AR/openComputers_codes/master/programs.cfgL132[15:16:29] <AR2000>
||shameless add 😂||
<AR2000>
||shameless add 😂||L133[15:57:17] ⇦
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L134[16:35:28] <Luihum>
How would I make an OPPM package that doesn't actually install any
files, just runs a flash script and exits?
<Luihum>
How would I make an OPPM package that doesn't actually install any
files, just runs a flash script and exits?L135[16:37:16] <Luihum> If
it's not possible I'll simply make a gist
<Luihum> If
it's not possible I'll simply make a gistL136[16:37:46] <Forecaster> I don't think it can do
that
<Forecaster> I don't think it can do
thatL137[16:38:00] <AR2000> I
think it is.
<AR2000> I
think it is.L140[16:38:40] <AR2000>
From the minitel repo
<AR2000>
From the minitel repoL141[16:39:23] <AR2000> It
not documented on ocdoc but it use a postinstall config. I don't
know if it work. need to be tested
<AR2000> It
not documented on ocdoc but it use a postinstall config. I don't
know if it work. need to be testedL142[16:39:53] <Forecaster> well if Izaya used it I'd
assume it works
<Forecaster> well if Izaya used it I'd
assume it worksL143[17:15:24] <Amanda> %choose polar
hub?
L144[17:15:24] <MichiBot> Amanda: Boo!
No!
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Can I use `\n` in the notes field?
<Luihum>
Can I use `\n` in the notes field?L148[17:35:04] <Forecaster> notes field?
<Forecaster> notes field?L149[17:35:15] <Luihum> In
the programs.cfg file
<Luihum> In
the programs.cfg fileL150[17:37:23] <AR2000> I
don't see why not
<AR2000> I
don't see why notL151[17:37:27] <AR2000>
Just try
<AR2000>
Just tryL152[17:38:27] <AR2000>
just a warning : github cache the raw file (used by oppm) for 5
minutes. So you have to wait between each test
<AR2000>
just a warning : github cache the raw file (used by oppm) for 5
minutes. So you have to wait between each testL153[17:41:24] <Luihum>
also does anyone have a Lua minifier that works with OC
EEPROMs
<Luihum>
also does anyone have a Lua minifier that works with OC
EEPROMsL155[17:41:55] <Luihum>
Thanks
<Luihum>
ThanksL156[17:47:08] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL157[17:47:08] <MichiBot> You drink a
stirring violet potion (New!). Vaur's hair grows 2 times longer
until someone looks at them.
L158[17:53:04] <Forecaster> %tonkout
<Forecaster> %tonkoutL159[17:53:04] <MichiBot> Sard!
Forecaster! You beat RedstoneParkour's previous record of 11
hours, 30 minutes and 17 seconds (By 1 minute and 8 seconds)! I
hope you're happy!
L160[17:53:05] <MichiBot> Forecaster has
stolen the tonkout! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.011 tonk
points! plus 0.01 bonus points for consecutive hours! (Reduced to
50% because stealing) Current score: 3.96860405. Position #2 Need
0.0965044 more points to pass Vaur!
L161[17:54:46] <Vaur>
damn
<Vaur>
damnL162[17:55:05] <Vaur>
(about time to implement bricks ? wink wink, nudge nudge)
<Vaur>
(about time to implement bricks ? wink wink, nudge nudge)L163[18:09:20] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL164[18:09:20] <MichiBot> You drink a
muddy chocolate potion (New!). The bottle turns into an
apple.
L165[18:09:33] <Forecaster> now I can make apple
pie
<Forecaster> now I can make apple
pieL166[18:14:14] <Vaur>
%sip
<Vaur>
%sipL167[18:14:14] <MichiBot> You drink a
thick cyan potion (New!). Vaur feels much better!
L168[18:44:04] <Luihum> Is
there a better editor than `edit` other than `nano`?
<Luihum> Is
there a better editor than `edit` other than `nano`?L169[18:44:24] <Luihum> I
didn't really like nano as it's pretty basic compared to the real
nano
<Luihum> I
didn't really like nano as it's pretty basic compared to the real
nanoL170[18:53:30] <AR2000>
disable filsystem bufferring in the mod config and use a editor
like `notepad++` or `vscode`
<AR2000>
disable filsystem bufferring in the mod config and use a editor
like `notepad++` or `vscode`L171[18:55:26] <AR2000>
you can find the pc's drive in
`%appdata%/.minecraft/saves/<save-name>/opencomputer/`
<AR2000>
you can find the pc's drive in
`%appdata%/.minecraft/saves/<save-name>/opencomputer/`L172[18:55:26] <AR2000>
Each HDD/floppy have a folder (or file for unmanaged ones). The
name is the component's address. Look at the hdd tooltip to find
it
<AR2000>
Each HDD/floppy have a folder (or file for unmanaged ones). The
name is the component's address. Look at the hdd tooltip to find
itL173[18:56:00] <Forecaster> This assumed you're not on a
server and using the vanilla launcher
<Forecaster> This assumed you're not on a
server and using the vanilla launcherL174[18:56:02] <AR2000>
You can also do in game `touch /RECOGNISABLE_NAME` to make a file
in the root dir to find it
<AR2000>
You can also do in game `touch /RECOGNISABLE_NAME` to make a file
in the root dir to find itL175[18:56:33] <AR2000>
>Forecaster: This assumes you're not on a server and using the
vanilla launcher
<AR2000>
>Forecaster: This assumes you're not on a server and using the
vanilla launcherL176[18:56:34] <AR2000> if
you are not using the vanulla laucher you still can locate your
saves, but the path will indeed be different
<AR2000> if
you are not using the vanulla laucher you still can locate your
saves, but the path will indeed be differentL177[18:56:54] <AR2000> It
aslo assume Windows (%appdata%)
<AR2000> It
aslo assume Windows (%appdata%)L178[18:57:17] <AR2000> on
linux it `~/.minecraft/saves/<save-name>/opencomputer/`
<AR2000> on
linux it `~/.minecraft/saves/<save-name>/opencomputer/`L179[18:58:51] <AR2000> If
you are on a srv, you could still use a other editor outside the
game and copy/paste your code (with insert in game to paste) or use
pastebin
<AR2000> If
you are on a srv, you could still use a other editor outside the
game and copy/paste your code (with insert in game to paste) or use
pastebinL180[19:01:35] <AR2000> in
oppm there is also `v` (vim inspired)
<AR2000> in
oppm there is also `v` (vim inspired)L181[19:16:19] <Luihum>
I'm using GDLauncher
<Luihum>
I'm using GDLauncherL183[20:06:06] <Luihum>
For now I'm just playing in singleplayer
<Luihum>
For now I'm just playing in singleplayerL184[20:07:36] <AR2000>
>Kristopher38: in case you're on a server https://github.com/OC-Goss/syncd-v1
<AR2000>
>Kristopher38: in case you're on a server https://github.com/OC-Goss/syncd-v1L185[20:07:36] <AR2000>
Nice tool
<AR2000>
Nice toolL186[20:08:59] <Kristopher38> well for what it's worth
it's not written very well, but it works good enough
<Kristopher38> well for what it's worth
it's not written very well, but it works good enoughL187[20:21:58] <AR2000>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/quboseveqa
<AR2000>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined https://paste.pc-logix.com/quboseveqaL188[20:22:25] <Luihum>
Like for debugging?
<Luihum>
Like for debugging?L189[20:23:48] <AR2000>
>Luihum: Like for debugging?
<AR2000>
>Luihum: Like for debugging?L190[20:23:49] <AR2000>
exactly
<AR2000>
exactlyL191[20:23:49] <AR2000>
I'm trying to make a debugger that will work with vscode. I need a
lib for OC, and a debugger extension for vscode. I have a lot of
work, and OpenOS inner working is not documented at all.
<AR2000>
I'm trying to make a debugger that will work with vscode. I need a
lib for OC, and a debugger extension for vscode. I have a lot of
work, and OpenOS inner working is not documented at all.L192[20:24:43] <AR2000>
Unfortunately most of the native `debug` methods are missing or
incomplete, so it won't be easy
<AR2000>
Unfortunately most of the native `debug` methods are missing or
incomplete, so it won't be easyL193[20:24:49] <Kristopher38> i think your problem, in
the end, isn't going to be blocking the event loop
<Kristopher38> i think your problem, in
the end, isn't going to be blocking the event loopL194[20:25:25] <AR2000>
>Kristopher38: i think your problem, in the end, isn't going to
be blocking the event lo…
<AR2000>
>Kristopher38: i think your problem, in the end, isn't going to
be blocking the event lo…L195[20:25:26] <AR2000>
that not hard, just don't sleep. But I'm scared of `Too long
without yielding` if I do so
<AR2000>
that not hard, just don't sleep. But I'm scared of `Too long
without yielding` if I do soL196[20:26:23] <Kristopher38> if you'll pull events
you'll yield anyway
<Kristopher38> if you'll pull events
you'll yield anywayL197[20:27:01] <AR2000> So
somethings like `event.pull(0,"dummy_event")` would avoid
a crash ?
<AR2000> So
somethings like `event.pull(0,"dummy_event")` would avoid
a crash ?L198[20:31:41] ⇦
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L199[20:32:30] <Forecaster> Yes
<Forecaster> YesL200[20:35:36] <AR2000> So
my last big prblm is reading the variables. Thx to _G and _ENV it
should be too difficult. Getting the correct thread to debug will
be a other issue
<AR2000> So
my last big prblm is reading the variables. Thx to _G and _ENV it
should be too difficult. Getting the correct thread to debug will
be a other issueL201[20:50:06] <Kristopher38> how will you handle
locals?
<Kristopher38> how will you handle
locals?L202[21:28:58] <Forecaster> %sip
<Forecaster> %sipL203[21:28:58] <MichiBot> You drink an
invisible coralcreep potion (New!). When Forecaster drinks the last
drop, a bucket of water materializes above their head and dumps its
contents over them. Forecaster avoids the bucket and it's content!
(9 vs DC 8)
L204[21:29:19] <Forecaster> Phew
<Forecaster> PhewL205[21:31:15] <AR2000>
>Kristopher38: how will you handle locals?
<AR2000>
>Kristopher38: how will you handle locals?L206[21:31:15] <AR2000> I
will try. But I read that `debug.getlocal` is incomplete so it
might be difficult. If I can't, I will add methods in the lib to
share variables with the debugger when called.
<AR2000> I
will try. But I read that `debug.getlocal` is incomplete so it
might be difficult. If I can't, I will add methods in the lib to
share variables with the debugger when called.L207[21:32:09] <AR2000> If
they are in the _ENV table it won't be too hard
<AR2000> If
they are in the _ENV table it won't be too hardL208[21:35:29] <AR2000>
For now I'm trying to understand what I can do with `debug` or
can't and what is available in _ENV or inside a function call.
Breaking will come later.
<AR2000>
For now I'm trying to understand what I can do with `debug` or
can't and what is available in _ENV or inside a function call.
Breaking will come later.L209[21:35:30] <AR2000>
I'm reading a lot of OpenOS's source code and lua
documentation
<AR2000>
I'm reading a lot of OpenOS's source code and lua
documentationL210[21:38:29] <AR2000> If
anyone want to help, providing a documentation for `/lib/sh.lua`
would really help me to see if I can get more info about the
"process"
<AR2000> If
anyone want to help, providing a documentation for `/lib/sh.lua`
would really help me to see if I can get more info about the
"process"L211[21:38:47] <AR2000> or
event get a hold of it's handler and pause / resume it
<AR2000> or
event get a hold of it's handler and pause / resume itL212[21:41:52] <Kristopher38> you can basically get some
info about the stack traceback, get local/upvalue names from
functions in the current call stack and that's about it
<Kristopher38> you can basically get some
info about the stack traceback, get local/upvalue names from
functions in the current call stack and that's about itL213[21:50:24] ⇦
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L216[22:08:11] <AR2000>
That's what I could get
<AR2000>
That's what I could getL217[22:09:28] <AR2000>
Unfortunately `debug.getlocal` doesn't give the vars value (it
should. see <https://www.lua.org/pil/23.1.2.html>)
<AR2000>
Unfortunately `debug.getlocal` doesn't give the vars value (it
should. see <https://www.lua.org/pil/23.1.2.html>)L218[22:10:41] <Ocawesome101> yeah OC wraps it
<Ocawesome101> yeah OC wraps itL219[22:10:42] <AR2000>
about `test.lua` :
<AR2000>
about `test.lua` :L220[22:10:43] <AR2000>
`/dev/socket` is a actual socket to 127.0.0.1:4545 (nc is
open)
<AR2000>
`/dev/socket` is a actual socket to 127.0.0.1:4545 (nc is
open)L221[22:10:57] <Ocawesome101> for security reasons -
can't have users breaking out of the sandbox :p
<Ocawesome101> for security reasons -
can't have users breaking out of the sandbox :pL222[22:13:20] <AR2000> it
should work normally for some stack levels (like the 2 or 5 in my
dump)
<AR2000> it
should work normally for some stack levels (like the 2 or 5 in my
dump)L223[22:14:03] <AR2000>
exclude stacks level where source == "=machine" or source
== "=[C]" and it would be safe
<AR2000>
exclude stacks level where source == "=machine" or source
== "=[C]" and it would be safeL224[22:15:29] <AR2000>
not even sure it would be out of the sandbox tbh
<AR2000>
not even sure it would be out of the sandbox tbhL225[22:16:00] <Amanda> I think it also
was "leaking" save file locations, which made some people
upset.
L226[22:21:37] <AR2000>
that may have been be true with `debug.getinfo`, but it wouldn't be
with `debug.getlocal`
<AR2000>
that may have been be true with `debug.getinfo`, but it wouldn't be
with `debug.getlocal`L227[22:22:12] <AR2000>
unless locals in =machine may leak info
<AR2000>
unless locals in =machine may leak infoL228[22:22:33] <AR2000>
but in that case keep them hidden but still give the locals for
vars inside the sandbox
<AR2000>
but in that case keep them hidden but still give the locals for
vars inside the sandboxL229[22:25:30] <AR2000>
maybe adding a bool in the mod config to enable extended debug
capabilities, false by default.
<AR2000>
maybe adding a bool in the mod config to enable extended debug
capabilities, false by default.L230[22:25:30] <AR2000> It
would let devs enable it to debug there code, while keeping srvs
safe
<AR2000> It
would let devs enable it to debug there code, while keeping srvs
safeL231[22:34:50] <Amanda> Forecaster DSP's
latest release included a perfemance improvement with logistics
drones, which made it so that I can actually play at near-full sim
speed on my laptop
L232[22:35:36] <Amanda> it also added
logistics bots, which can move between storage chests and icarus'
inventory
L233[23:02:57] <Amanda> So for those
keeping score, we now have logistics bots, logistics drones, and
logistics vessels. :D
L234[23:34:47] <AR2000>
DSP ?
<AR2000>
DSP ?L235[23:35:54] ⇦
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L237[23:36:43] <Amanda> Dyson Sphere
Program
L238[23:36:56] <Amanda> or Digital Signal
Processing, but I mena the former
L239[23:37:47] <AR2000>
can't really play it rn. I own it but pref with Proton are really
bad last time I tried
<AR2000>
can't really play it rn. I own it but pref with Proton are really
bad last time I triedL240[23:40:56] <Amanda> It's not too bad
now with the drone optimisations, I was regularly getting <15fps
and very low simulation speed, so I was playing iwth my steamdeck
for awhile
L241[23:42:21] <AR2000>
last time I play I had bad perf on a brand new save. So drone opti
won't change a thing
<AR2000>
last time I play I had bad perf on a brand new save. So drone opti
won't change a thing