I was messing with it, I must have left something in there. I reverted back to the last code that I posted and put t.buttonList[p1].func() back in. However, when I try to toggle a button with that line in it stops with the error message attempt to call nil pointing to the function related to the button ex. if I press melter button its says line 20: attempt to call nil.
I've tried commenting "t.buttonList[p1].func()" out and putting print(p1) after t:toggleButton and it does print the corresponding button pressed.
Here's the code again, incase I derped something else up that I can't see.
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--# load the touchpoint API
os.loadAPI("touchpoint")
--# intialize a new button set on the top monitor
local t = touchpoint.new("top")
local function toggleBundledColor(side, color)
rs.setBundledOutput(side, (colors.test(rs.getBundledOutput(side), color) and colors.subtract(rs.getBundledOutput(side), color) or colors.combine(rs.getBundledOutput(side), color)))
end
local function grinder()
toggleBundledColors("back", colors.white)
end
local function spawner()
toggleBundledColors("back", colors.lime)
end
local function melter()
toggleBundledColors("back", colors.red)
end
local function lights()
toggleBundledColors("back", colors.cyan)
end
local function doors()
toggleBundledColor("back", colors.purple)
end
--# add two buttons
t:add("Grinder", grinder, 2, 2, 9, 4, colors.red, colors.cyan)
t:add("Spawner", spawner,11 ,2,19, 4, colors.red, colors.cyan)
t:add("Melter", melter,21, 2,29, 4, colors.red, colors.cyan)
t:add("Lights", lights,31, 2,39, 4, colors.red, colors.cyan)
t:add("Doors", doors,41, 2,49, 4, colors.red, colors.cyan)
--# draw the buttons
t:draw()
while true do
--# handleEvents will convert monitor_touch events to button_click if it was on a button
local event, p1 = t:handleEvents(os.pullEvent())
if event == "button_click" then
--# p1 will be "left" or "right", since those are the button labels
--# toggle the button that was clicked.
t:toggleButton(p1)
print(p1)
t.buttonList[p1].func()
--# and toggle the redstone output on that side.
--# rs.setOutput(p1, not rs.getOutput(p1))
end
end
Thank you for your patience, as I take 2 steps back with every step forward :I
