LeshaInc

As I know you can connect IC2 directly to computers/chargers/assemblers etc. (It worked for me)

You can use pipes.

ls /path/to/folder | less

"prog 1 | prog2" here means: "Take prog1 output and put it in prog2 input".

You can also pipe output in file. In this case use ">" symbol. Like this:

ls /path/to/folder > output.txt

 
Rainbow
 
Sometimes you need to write colored strings in terminal. It isn't easy in some cases, so i wrote library for colored output.
 
Download
You can download this library using this command: pastebin get J9nAzYai

Also this library can be found in my oppm repository, just navigate to rainbow folder.

Example

local color = require("rainbow")
 
local buf = color.buffer{
  colors_ext = {
    foreground = {
      cool = 0x735184
    }
  },
  patterns = {
    progress = function (self, info, now, max)
      return self.fg_white(info) .. "  " .. 
             self.fg_red("[" .. now .. "/" .. max .. "]") .. "\n" ..
             self.bg_black(self.fg_white(""))
    end
  }
}
 
local mycoolcolor = buf.colorize(0xDEAD00, true)
buf(true, "progress", mycoolcolor("i am progress"), buf.fg_red(30), buf.fg_cool(100))
buf("i am text\n")
color.core(
  "i am ", 
  color.core.bg_red("core"), 
  color.core.fg_white(color.core.bg_black(" text\n"))
)

Documentation

... will be here soon. Just wait.

Enjoy!