Added general info for OpenOS and Lua programming, added text to index #1056
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| The Lua [reference manual](www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html) is a good place to get started with the basics of Lua and becoming familiar with the basic syntax and standard libraries. OpenComputers has very similar standard libraries, and omits certain libraries entirely (such as the debug library). | |||
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Minor correction: debug library is missing 99%, but traceback is available.
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Awesome, thanks a lot! Really like it. Had a few notes, but mostly minor nitpicks :-) |
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Will make changes, cheers. Note to self: in future, make changes locally and push as one commit >.> Sorry for the multiple commits XD |
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Yeah, I have similar problems with commits. Just squash your commits into one (best google how to do so). |
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I dun goofed. Trying to squash my two commits into one somehow managed to mess with a bunch of other files D: |
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@rashdanml Yeah, I knew something went wrong when I saw the "This pull request contains merge conflicts that must be resolved." message and the 14 files you "changed"... :D |
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I suppose it would be easier to close this PR and start with a fresh fork (have the changes made locally). |
Stuffs. The Lua programming doc can probably expanded to include more examples on how to use different components, maybe even add a file summarizing the custom libraries available (basic info, "this library does this, that, and something else"). Would link up to component API docs (and other API docs) if those get added in the future.