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coud u maybe add support for using the socket requier :)/>/> as far as i know u can enable luajava to add requiers :)/>/> i realy woud like to see that to actualy code 'real' chats or other real server systems :)/>/>

Kolpa, on 03 May 2012 - 07:05 PM said:

coud u maybe add support for using the socket requier :)/>/> as far as i know u can enable luajava to add requiers :)/>/> i realy woud like to see that to actualy code 'real' chats or other real server systems :)/>/>

Your post makes little sense (what the hell is a requier?) but I'm guessing you're wanting socket support in CC by default.

Unlikely to happen by default, however you can by all means code a peripheral.

well u not knowing what a require is doesnt remove the sense of my post :)/>/>
require is similar to include in java :)/>/>

Kolpa, on 06 May 2012 - 07:10 PM said:

well u not knowing what a require is doesnt remove the sense of my post :)/>/>
require is similar to include in java :)/>/>

Yes, but the context you used it didn't make sense. English is not your native language, so I'll cut you some slack.

Adding sockets isn't as simple as typing "require sockets". A peripheral could be made to do it, however.

well it is when u are able to add the embed function to cc and have the socket api in the pc folder :)/>/>

You do realise that this is a Lua interpreter based in Java and most libraries like sockets are written in C?

tomass1996, on 07 May 2012 - 02:06 PM said:

You do realise that this is a Lua interpreter based in Java and most libraries like sockets are written in C?

Well sockets are easily possible in Java - and easy to put into a peripheral. But it definitely isn't as simple as "require sockets" and then they are in ComputerCraft :)/>/>

Cloudy, on 07 May 2012 - 04:22 PM said:

tomass1996, on 07 May 2012 - 02:06 PM said:

You do realise that this is a Lua interpreter based in Java and most libraries like sockets are written in C?

Well sockets are easily possible in Java - and easy to put into a peripheral. But it definitely isn't as simple as "require sockets" and then they are in ComputerCraft :)/>/>

But that is what he was meaning was putting the C library in you pc folder and then being able to call require sockets

tomass1996, on 07 May 2012 - 11:36 PM said:

Cloudy, on 07 May 2012 - 04:22 PM said:

tomass1996, on 07 May 2012 - 02:06 PM said:

You do realise that this is a Lua interpreter based in Java and most libraries like sockets are written in C?

Well sockets are easily possible in Java - and easy to put into a peripheral. But it definitely isn't as simple as "require sockets" and then they are in ComputerCraft :)/>/>

But that is what he was meaning was putting the C library in you pc folder and then being able to call require sockets

And the java SE runtime contains a java wrapper api for sockets. Where is the problem?

Xfel, on 08 May 2012 - 08:30 AM said:

tomass1996, on 07 May 2012 - 11:36 PM said:

Cloudy, on 07 May 2012 - 04:22 PM said:

tomass1996, on 07 May 2012 - 02:06 PM said:

You do realise that this is a Lua interpreter based in Java and most libraries like sockets are written in C?

Well sockets are easily possible in Java - and easy to put into a peripheral. But it definitely isn't as simple as "require sockets" and then they are in ComputerCraft :)/>/>

But that is what he was meaning was putting the C library in you pc folder and then being able to call require sockets

And the java SE runtime contains a java wrapper api for sockets. Where is the problem?

I'm not talking about a Java implementation of Sockets I'm talking about what the original question was which was the ability to put the LuaSockets library file in you computers folder and then be able to call "require socket" as you would on a standard lua installation.

Definetely no. The original libraries are not compatible with luaj. the luaj vm works completely different from the default lua one.