1511 posts
Pennsylvania
671 posts
That place over there. Y'know. The one where I am.
671 posts
That place over there. Y'know. The one where I am.
I know that as well. I was just giving more information on the subject, stating it is just a visual bug.Yeah, I know. But, it is still a bug :P/>
2088 posts
South Africa
Yeah, I've had this before. Was too lazy to report it.
1511 posts
Pennsylvania
379 posts
Hawaii
758 posts
Budapest, Hungary
That. Temporary solution:
1214 posts
The Sammich Kingdom
CTRL+F is the shortcut for find. It works in most web browsers and text editors.That. Temporary solution:Spoiler
Go to bios.lua, find read(), and insert a whitespace into every term.write (two of them maybe?).
Sorry, no line numbers, but what is Ctrl+F for?
758 posts
Budapest, Hungary
Umm… Yeah, I know that. Said it because I gave no line numbers (since they're changing with every new version), but you can find "function read" with Ctrl+F…CTRL+F is the shortcut for find. It works in most web browsers and text editors.
1214 posts
The Sammich Kingdom
You added a question mark to it and it was worded like a question so I assumed you were wondering what CTRL+F was.Umm… Yeah, I know that. Said it because I gave no line numbers (since they're changing with every new version), but you can find "function read" with Ctrl+F…CTRL+F is the shortcut for find. It works in most web browsers and text editors.
2217 posts
3232235883
http://www.computerc...post__p__114606That. Temporary solution:Spoiler
Go to bios.lua, find read(), and insert a whitespace into every term.write (two of them maybe?).
Sorry, no line numbers, but what is Ctrl+F for?
local function redraw( _sCustomReplaceChar )
local nScroll = 0
if sx + nPos >= w then
nScroll = (sx + nPos) - w
end
term.setCursorPos( sx, sy )
local sReplace = _sCustomReplaceChar or _sReplaceChar
if sReplace then
term.write( string.rep(sReplace, string.len(sLine) - nScroll).." ")
else
term.write( string.sub( sLine, nScroll + 1 ).." ")
end
term.setCursorPos( sx + nPos - nScroll, sy )
end
379 posts
Hawaii
He was saying it in an implicative way.You added a question mark to it and it was worded like a question so I assumed you were wondering what CTRL+F was.Umm… Yeah, I know that. Said it because I gave no line numbers (since they're changing with every new version), but you can find "function read" with Ctrl+F…CTRL+F is the shortcut for find. It works in most web browsers and text editors.
620 posts
Holland