OpenComputers Programs

Tabs

Overview

Tabs lets users manage multiple programs at the same time in different tabs.

Note that it doesn't quite run multiple programs at the same time. It only runs the tab the user is currently in, due to limitations with OpenOS's gpus.

Libraries

Graphics

Overview

Manages buttons and meters. NOTE: There's some breaking refactoring I'd like to do to this library so I recommend not using it for the time being.

Logging

Overview

Library that contains a lot of boiler plate behind logging.

Reference

• logging.new(file: string | file*, verbosity?: logging.verbosity): Log
  Instantiates a new Log class.

  • file: Either a filepath or an already opened file to write logs to. If given a file path for file and verbosity is not logging.verbosity.disabled, auto-opens the file in write mode.
  • verbosity: Verbosity level for the Log. Calls to Log:write and similar functions don't print if they are passed a higher verbosity than the Log class was instantized with. If logging.verbosity.disabled is passed in, the instantized Log class is a no-op. You can also use normal integers for this rather than the logging.verbosity enum, though I find the enum helps with code readability.

• logging.verbosity
  Enum which contains different log levels:

  • disabled
  • error
  • warn
  • info
  • debug

• Log:write(level: verbosity, msg: string)
  Writes a message at the given verbosity level to the log, unless logging.verbosity.disabled was passed to logging.new.

• Log:print(level: verbosity, msg: string)
  Writes a message at the given verbosity level to the log, followed by a newline. Basically a wrapper for Log:write.

• Log:writeFormatted(level: verbosity, format: string, ...: any)
  Writes a formatted message using string.format at the given verbosity level to the log, unless logging.verbosity.disabled was passed to logging.new.

• Log:printFormatted(level: verbosity, format: string, ...: any)
  Writes a formatted message at the given verbosity level to the log, followed by a newline. Basically a wrapper for Log:writeFormatted.

• Log:printTable(level: verbosity, t: table, recursive: boolean)
  Recursively prints the contents of a table in a human-readable format. Can get stuck in a recursion-loop if tables point to each other circularly.

• Log:flush()
  Flushes log file handler

• Log:close()
  Closes log file handler