Very nice!

Hey all,
Because of boredom, today I present you with a Minecraft item/block library!
Added the tools() command! To access picks, hoes, etc, type the tool name, such as pick. It will then ask you for the material it is made of.

Changes:



http://s1067.photobucket.com/albums/u440/blfngl/?action=view&current=minelib2.png#!oZZ3QQcurrentZZhttp%3A%2F%2Fs1067.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fu440%2Fblfngl%2F%3Faction%3Dview%26current%3Dminecraftlib-1.gif

I hope you enjoy!
-Blf

Oh, don't type those keys. I was saying that that's where the commands and the document name go.
So if the doc was named auto and the command was foil, it would be:

auto\foil()

Make sure it's in MyLib

Hello,
I keep getting an error when typing:
Screen = class()

Then oclua returns the error:
[string "screen = class()..."]: attempt to index global 'Screen' (a nil value)

Any tips?

This is the code:
Screen = class()
 
function Screen:init() end
 
function Screen:paint(gc) end
function Screen:timer() end
function Screen:charIn(ch) end
function Screen:arrowKey(key) end
function Screen:escapeKey() end
function Screen:enterKey() end
function Screen:tabKey() end
function Screen:contextMenu() end
function Screen:backtabKey() end
function Screen:backspaceKey() end
function Screen:clearKey() end
function Screen:mouseMove(x, y) end
function Screen:mouseDown(x, y) end
function Screen:mouseUp() end
function Screen:rightMouseDown(x, y) end
function Screen:help() end
 
local Screens = {}
 
function PushScreen(screen)
    table.insert(Screens, screen)
    platform.window:invalidate()
end
 
function PullScreen()
    if #Screens > 0 then
        table.remove(Screens)
        platform.window:invalidate()
    end
end
 
function activeScreen()
    return Screens[#Screens] and Screens[#Screens] or Screen
end
 
-- Link events to ScreenManager
function on.paint(gc)
   for _, screen in pairs(Screens) do
        screen:paint(gc)
    end
end
 
function on.timer()
    for _, screen in pairs(Screens) do
        screen:timer()
    end
end
 
function on.charIn(ch) activeScreen():charIn(ch) end
function on.arrowKey(key) activeScreen():arrowKey(key) end
function on.escapeKey() activeScreen():escapeKey() end
function on.enterKey() activeScreen():enterKey() end
function on.tabKey() activeScreen():tabKey() end
function on.contextMenu() activeScreen():contextMenu() end
function on.backtabKey() activeScreen():backtabKey() end
function on.backspaceKey() activeScreen():backspaceKey() end
function on.clearKey() activeScreen():clearKey() end
function on.mouseDown(x, y) activeScreen():mouseDown(x, y) end
function on.mouseUp() activeScreen():mouseUp() end
function on.mouseMove(x, y) activeScreen():mouseMove(x, y) end
function on.rightMouseDown(x, y) activeScreen():rightMouseDown(x, y) end
function on.help() activeScreen():help() end
 
function on.create() PushScreen(Menu()) end
function on.resize() end
I tried making my own and it didn't work, so then I copied the inspired-lua code but got the same error.

Or:
http://www.unscramble.net/

Just open the file then, and enter the commands for it I don't autofoil is a lib doc. But if it is, to access it anywhere, type:
<name of document>\<command>()
autofoil\autofoil()
^Is an example

Electronic rock then You used a playstation to make those?

I never really understood the chromebook it's just a laptop...right?