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jhagrid77

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  1. Hello everyone one, I was just thinking, (ever since I joined Switchcraft and we used CC) what about making something like CCJam? Of course maybe a few weeks apart at the least, as our community is made up of CC players too. I think it would be cool for people to showcase programs and create new ones.

     

    Anyone else like this idea?

  2. Granted, but you can only shape shift into inanimate objects.

     

    I wish there were more apps in Open Computers than there are Operating Systems.

    Granted but they never get updated.

     

    I wish we had a more active forum.

  3. i searched bu i couldent find them

     

    Sorry but my programming skills arent that good that i can make one myself, otherwise i wouldent ask it here

    I didn't mean make one for yourself, I can't make my own program either lol.

  4. Yes, options as you describe them, as well as input parameters such as numbers or strings that can be used by the program. eg. a farming program might accept the following: "farm 9 9"

     

    The provided digits might indicate the dimensions to farm within.

     

    Well each program is different, but you should always just put the program name "farm" and it should say something like "invalid parameters" and then say which are accepted. If that doesn't work you would need to look for the program and see if it has any instructions.

  5. Unless I'm mistaken the OpenOS command line has some aliases for DOS commands by default, such as dir for ls. I doubt proper command.com/cmd.exe emulation will ever be a thing though. MS-DOS/Windows Batch lacks a number of useful features - it doesn't have functions, if and for are very limited compared to the Unix shell, variable expansion and quoting behave oddly, pattern expansion is not done by the shell but by the commands. And Windows's backward compatibility features would need to be emulated too, like 8.3 file names, case insensitivity, \ instead of / in paths, / instead of - for command line switches, etc.

     

    If you want to write a cmd.exe emulator for OpenOS, go ahead. Though I assure you it will be much easier to learn Lua, which is for the most part a very nice and logical programming language with few surprising "pitfalls".

     

    I'm a bit late, but yes most are:

     

    http://ocdoc.cil.li/basic_commands

  6. Luckily, I know what you mean. You are running 1.6 (we call it dev build since it hasn't officially been released), There should be 4 or 5 colored bars, each representing a side, you click on one of the bars that is alligned with what you are trying to connect and you should get something like this:

     

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    Where as the remote terminal, I always used a terminal rack.

  7. Sangar I would like to thank you for your personal response, I understand you have a life (as do we all), and I would like to say that I and I know just about everyone else, really appreciates you trying to work on the new version(s).

  8. Is it just me, or is everyone wondering when 1.6 is coming out? I knew we all have a life, but take a look at the "News" page, almost every month either a new version or patch was released. So when will we get 1.6? I'm almost thinking this will be an awesome version since it's taking so long, but is it taking too long?

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