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Posted 31 May 2013 - 02:22 AM
Hello all, in order to monitor the status of a command a program I made is executing, it needs to be able to capture the output of the command block it is activating, and then display it on the terminal/monitor, currently I am trying this
term.redirect(cb)
Where CB is the wrapped commandblock.
cb = peripheral.wrap("bottom")
However nothing is displayed on the terminal screen, normally, when a player activates the command the status is sent to their chat. One line at a time.
Thanks ahead of time!
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Posted 31 May 2013 - 10:32 AM
for monitor i would make it like this. maby it works maby not for d you hat to add your things (this deteckt every side) And if you need only the bottom side you can replace positions in the funktion with "bottom" and delet #positions
local tArgs = { ... }
local positions = {"top", "bottom", "left", "right", "front", "back"}
function ddddd()
for i=1, #positions do
term.dddddd
if peripheral.getType(positions[i]) == "monitor" then
local mon = peripheral.wrap(positions[i])
if mon then
mon.setdddddddd
end
end
end
end
can u pastebin the complete code so i can see more ?
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Posted 31 May 2013 - 12:04 PM
for monitor i would make it like this. maby it works maby not for d you hat to add your things (this deteckt every side) And if you need only the bottom side you can replace positions in the funktion with "bottom" and delet #positions
local tArgs = { ... }
local positions = {"top", "bottom", "left", "right", "front", "back"}
function ddddd()
for i=1, #positions do
term.dddddd
if peripheral.getType(positions[i]) == "monitor" then
local mon = peripheral.wrap(positions[i])
if mon then
mon.setdddddddd
end
end
end
end
can u pastebin the complete code so i can see more ?
where are all those ddddd for? 0_o
For monitor output I would use this:
Spoiler
local mon = nil
for k,v in pairs( peripheral.getNames()) do
if peripheral.getType(v) == "monitor" then
mon = peripheral.wrap(v)
end
end
if mon then
term.redirect(mon)
-- Use functions like you would when you are writing to the terminal
term.restore()
end
But that as a side note..To get back on the OP, I dont think that is possible within CC :/
Edited on 31 May 2013 - 10:05 AM
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Posted 01 June 2013 - 08:37 PM
The dddd's are for the function name and for things like term.clear() or mon.clear() or backgroundcolor or textcolor or cursorpos…
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Posted 01 June 2013 - 08:40 PM
It sould be possible in some complex ways