v1.7.0 - Fixed up some more stuff, changed how print() works, added to automatically load all libraries in lua shell.

halyde/apps/edit.lua

@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@
-local args = {...}
-local file = args[1]
-args = nil
+local file = ...
 local fs = import("filesystem")
 local event = import("event")
+local component = import("component")
 local gpu = component.proxy(component.list("gpu")())
 local width, height = gpu.getResolution()
 local scrollPosX, scrollPosY = 1, 1
@@ -16,7 +15,7 @@ local scrollSpeed = 5
 local function rawset(x, y, text)
   termlib.cursorPosX = x
   termlib.cursorPosY = y
-  print(text, false, false)
+  termlib.write(text, false)
 end
 
 local filestring, filepath, handle, data, tmpdata

halyde/apps/fetch.lua

@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ local computer = import("computer")
 
 local function printstat(text)
   termlib.cursorPosX = 35
-  print(text, true, false)
+  termlib.write(text .. "\n", false)
 end
 
-print(_OSLOGO, true, false)
-termlib.cursorPosY = termlib.cursorPosY - 18
+termlib.write(_OSLOGO, false)
+termlib.cursorPosY = termlib.cursorPosY - 17
 printstat("\27[92mOS\27[0m: ".._OSVERSION)
 printstat("\27[92mArchitecture\27[0m: ".._VERSION)
 local componentCounter = 0

halyde/apps/lua.lua

@@ -1,14 +1,23 @@
 print("\27[44m".._VERSION.."\27[0m shell")
 print('Type "exit" to exit.')
 termlib.readHistory["lua"] = {""}
+local fs = import("filesystem")
+
+local loadedLibraries = ""
+local libList = fs.list("halyde/lib")
+for _, lib in pairs(libList) do
+  if lib:match("(.+)%.lua") then
+    loadedLibraries = loadedLibraries .. "local " .. lib:match("(.+)%.lua") .. ' = import("' .. lib:match("(.+)%.lua") .. '")\n'
+  end
+end
+
 while true do
-  print("\27[44mlua>\27[0m ", false)
-  local command = read("lua")
+  local command = read("lua", "\27[44mlua>\27[0m ")
   if command == "exit" then
     return
   else
     local function runCommand()
-      assert(load(command))()
+      assert(load(loadedLibraries .. command))()
     end
     local result, reason = xpcall(runCommand, function(errMsg)
       return errMsg .. "\n\n" .. debug.traceback()