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René Mellema 2014-04-24 08:25:56 -07:00
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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Standard Libraries
First and foremost you should get familiar with the [Lua reference manual][lua-manual], if you are new to Lua. You will find most basic Lua functionality explained there, as well as a bunch of standard library functions. First and foremost you should get familiar with the [Lua reference manual][lua-manual], if you are new to Lua. You will find most basic Lua functionality explained there, as well as a bunch of standard library functions.
OpenComputers makes an effort to largely emulate the standard library in areas that would usually interact with the host system - that being the I/O library. There are a few differences, which you can look up here: [[differences in the standard libraries|NonstandardLuaLibs]]. Most notably, the debug and package libraries are not available, and `load` only accepts text source files, no binary / pre-compiled Lua programs (for security reasons). OpenComputers makes an effort to largely emulate the standard library in areas that would usually interact with the host system - that being the I/O library. There are a few differences, which you can look up here: [[differences in the standard libraries|NonstandardLuaLibs]]. Most notably, the debug library is mostly unavailable, and `load` only accepts text source files, no binary / pre-compiled Lua programs (for security reasons).
Note that you now need to require all APIs(including the ones below) before you use them. Note that you now need to require all APIs(including the ones below) before you use them.
For example, instead of simple going `local rs = component.redstone`, you now need to require the component API, like so: For example, instead of simple going `local rs = component.redstone`, you now need to require the component API, like so: