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TheEisbaer

Two newbie questions

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Hello Guys,

I am quite familiar with computercraft so i wanted a new challenge and installed opencomputers and I run into two errors:

1. If I edit a Program it doesn't get saved properly or at all. Why is this?

2. What are all the [HT] icons in front of every line on a program downloaded from pastebin? ( http://puu.sh/kgShj/9869666a2d.png )

 

Thanks in advance :)

 

Cheers,

TheEisbaer

 

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Opencomputers functions more similarly to real world computers, requiring an installation of OpenOS to a harddrive from the floppy in order to be able to edit and save programs. I recommend looking at the getting started tutorial on the wiki.

 

 

The [HT] icons look like characters that it can't render. What's the pastebin link?

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HT means "horizontal tab". It means that somebody has indented their code using tabs, but the OpenOS text editor is not good enough to display tabs properly. ;) The easiest way to fix this is to first load the code in Notepad++ (or some other good text editor) on your computer and expand the tabs to spaces.

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