Regarding Openperipheral

I've been messing around with OpenPeripheral and on the documentation for the glasses bridge terminal it shows that when you create an item that you said set* a variable equal to the method used for creating the item. In the example, the variable is called objectInfo. I want to know if you can actually obtain any info from the object using this variable such as something like "print(objectInfo.text)" if the object was text.

thePeripheral = peripheral.wrap("direction")

objectInfo = thePeripheral.addText(x, y, text, color)
print(objectInfo.text)

Don't have time for testing this, but try:

for i,_ in pairs(objectInfo) do
  print(i)
end

This will print API/contents of objectInfo.

Most of the properties about anything you add to the screen have setter and getter functions in those objects. So you can get and change the text of a text object with objectInfo.getText() and objectInfo.setText("text")

Thank you both. I knew there was some way to get the contents of it but I did not remember how and I also forgot that you should use get and set with such a thing.