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Posted 20 November 2016 - 06:24 PM
Hello everyone! For the last week or so, I have been developing PrintPage Web Browser. It is a web browser that does not work off of HTTP, Rednet, or some other crazy API. It works of of pastebin. Yes, pastebin. You heard me correctly… pastebin. It is pretty simple, all it does is gets the user input, goes out to pastebin, runs the file, and deletes it. You can download it by typing: pastebin get rQMk4GZC. Creating a printpage is simple. Go to pastebin.com create a new paste, and boom! You're done. But you may be asking, what if I don't know how to make a printpage?
EXAMPLE PRINTPAGE:
start()
print("Hello World!")
stop()
DOWNLOAD: pastebin get rQMk4GZC
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Posted 21 November 2016 - 07:59 PM
So, it's basically the same as pastebin run?
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Posted 21 November 2016 - 08:25 PM
Try using screenshots. Show us what it is and also use code wrappers for install codes when posting
Edited on 21 November 2016 - 07:32 PM
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Posted 21 November 2016 - 08:29 PM
So, it's basically the same as pastebin run?
It is :^)
It litteraly has shell.run("pastebin", "run", code) on its 15th line
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Posted 21 November 2016 - 10:02 PM
So, it's basically the same as pastebin run?
No, it's
clearly not.
It has
start() and
stop() included too.
Oh wait… start is just 2 lines to clear the screen… and stop just changes the text color and sleeps?
Well the rest of the program must have some magic in it.
(looks at rest of code)
while true do
print("What is your 8-charactor printpage code?")
local code = read()
shell.run("pastebin", "run", code)
end
oh… so it's just a loop that'll continuously run the code, via
pastebin runStill. It's clearly different.But on the "topic" of the thread again: It's a decent concept, however, it's something that has basically already been implemented. Making it unique from the program is where this needs to head now.