[1.48] dotbot 1.1 (simple text/file reader)

• easy to install
• easy to use
• nice, simple interface
• regular and advanced computers supported
• created by a noob (I don't know if that is a good thing though :P/>)
• it's not a door lock/"Operating System"! :P/>

pastebin get DKwQejBK dotbot_installer

• When a line of text is wider than the screen width, it is not visible. I already know how to fix this but I felt I should release the program anyway.
• The indentation in both the installer and the main program is quite screwed up, thanks to Notepad++ :)/> I will probably fix this if anyone wants me to.

• When a line of text is wider than the screen width, it is not visible. I already know how to fix this but I felt I should release the program anyway.
• The indentation in both the installer and the main program is quite screwed up, thanks to Notepad++ :)/> I will probably fix this if anyone wants me to.
• The installer currently uses shell.run('pastebin get …') fixed in 1.1
• Sometimes, when trying to remove the main folder ('dotfiles') you will get an 'access denied' error (at least, from my experiences). There is currently nothing I can do about it and sometimes it WILL remove the folder. fixed in 1.1

• (*) improved/updated the code slightly
• (*) does not install the logo on a regular computer anymore
• (*) removing the main folder 'dotfiles' does not give an error (thanks GravityScore!)
• (-) shell.run removed from installer (thanks GravityScore!)

• First release

• Support for turtles and monitors
• Printing
• Better GUI
• Grammar/Spelling fixes
• Code optimization
• Ability to open files using the edit program (essentially just a shell.run('edit …') call :P/>)

1. Navigate to your .minecraft folder (located in your Application Data folder) and open it
2. Find the config folder
3. Open the file ComputerCraft.cfg with a program like Notepad or WordPad
4. Find the section named general and scroll down to enableAPI_http=false (if it is true, then you already have the API enabled and you can close the config file)
5. Change the 'false' to 'true' so it looks something like enableAPI_http=true
6. Save and close the file
7. You now have the http-API enabled

function write(text)
-- Get the terminal size and the cursor position
local w, h = term.getSize()
local x, y = term.getCursorPos()

-- Define the new line function
-- It creates a new line (moves the cursor to the next line, and scrolls the terminal)
local function newLine()
  -- If the next line the cursor will be on is less than the height of the terminal
  if y + 1 <= h then
   term.setCursorPos(1, y + 1)
  else
   -- Scroll the terminal screen
   term.setCursorPos(1, h)
   term.scroll(1)
  end
  x, y = term.getCursorPos()
end

-- Print the line with word wrapping
while string.len(text) > 0 do
  -- Get the amount of whitespace (spaces) are at the current position in the text
  local whitespace = string.match(text, "^[ \t]+")
  if whitespace then
   -- Print whitespace
   term.write(whitespace)
   x, y = term.getCursorPos()
   text = string.sub(text, string.len(whitespace) + 1)
  end

  -- Print any newlines that are needed
  local newline = string.match(text, "^\n")
  if newline then
   newLine()
   text = string.sub(text, 2)
  end
  local text = string.match(text, "^[^ \t\n]+")
  if text then
   text = string.sub(text, string.len(text) + 1)
   if string.len(text) > w then
	-- Print a multiline word (a word that has more letters than the size of the screen)  
	while string.len(text) > 0 do
	 if x > w then
	  newLine()
	 end
	 term.write(text)
	 text = string.sub(text, (w-x) + 2)
	 x, y = term.getCursorPos()
	end
   else
	-- Print a word normally (one that can fit onto the screen)
	if x + string.len(text) - 1 > w then
	 newLine()
	end
	term.write(text)
	x, y = term.getCursorPos()
   end
  end
end
end