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os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw --No ctrl + T!
while true do
s = ""
for i=1, 50 do
s = s..math.random(0,1)
end
write(s)
sleep(0)
end
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Hawaii
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I made a hacker that lets you control other people's computers when they turn it on
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718 posts
Hawaii
I made a hacker that lets you control other people's computers when they turn it on
Now that, I would love to see! :o/>/>
Link? :o/>/>
378 posts
In the TARDIS
Do you know how to start a programm with parameters inside of a program? So you type in the program for example help turtle and it splits the command into the program help and the parameter turtleI made a hacker that lets you control other people's computers when they turn it on
Now that, I would love to see! :o/>/>
Link? :o/>/>
http://www.computerc...__fromsearch__1
718 posts
Hawaii
Do you know how to start a programm with parameters inside of a program? So you type in the program for example help turtle and it splits the command into the program help and the parameter turtleI made a hacker that lets you control other people's computers when they turn it on
Now that, I would love to see! :o/>/>
Link? :o/>/>
http://www.computerc...__fromsearch__1
378 posts
In the TARDIS
Yes I know that but I want to know, if you type for example a the string "cd rom" and that the program will split it in the command cd and the parameter romshell.run("help", "turtle")
each parameter needs another quote
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No, you have to split the string yourself. And since there is no stock split function in Lua, you'll have to write your own or take one from the internet. :o/>/>Yes I know that but I want to know, if you type for example a the string "cd rom" and that the program will split it in the command cd and the parameter rom
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In the TARDIS
Thx for quick reply I think I just use tomass' StrUtils APINo, you have to split the string yourself. And since there is no stock split function in Lua, you'll have to write your own or take one from the internet. :o/>/>Yes I know that but I want to know, if you type for example a the string "cd rom" and that the program will split it in the command cd and the parameter rom
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I'd classify that as "taking one from the internet", hehe. :o/>/> jkThx for quick reply I think I just use tomass' StrUtils APINo, you have to split the string yourself. And since there is no stock split function in Lua, you'll have to write your own or take one from the internet. :o/>/>Yes I know that but I want to know, if you type for example a the string "cd rom" and that the program will split it in the command cd and the parameter rom