then expected

function fuel()
  for i = 3, 16 do
	turtle.select(1)
	icnt = turtle.getItemCount(1)
	turtle.refuel(icnt - 1)
	print(i)
  end
end

function sapSlot()
  turtle.select(2)
  local data = turtle.getItemDetail(2)
  if data.name == "minecraft:sapling" and data.damage == 2 then
  
	icnt = turtle.getItemCount(2)
if icnt ~> 1 then

   return true
  
else

   print("Please Supply More Saplings")
   while turtle.getItemCount(2) ~> 1 do
  
	 sleep(2)
  
   end
  
end
  
  else
	error("No Saplings")
  end
end
sapSlot()
fuel()

I get then expected on line 18

~> isn't a valid operator, you should use => instead.
Edit: I meant >=

would != work?

TechedZombie, on 28 April 2015 - 10:06 PM said:

would != work?

A not in Lua is ~=

CrazedProgrammer, on 28 April 2015 - 09:59 PM said:

~> isn't a valid operator, you should use => instead.

To correct you so that he doesn't try your suggestion and error. You need the > BEFORE the =
>= <= == ~= all have the = in the last spot.

Edit: I think I just :ph34r:/>'d Lyqyd…

CrazedProgrammer, on 28 April 2015 - 09:59 PM said:

~> isn't a valid operator, you should use => instead.

That's still not valid, >= and <= are though. As are ==, ~=, <, and >.