Mstram at 22:26, 13 January 2012

Mstram — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 22:26:38 GMT

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	'Tutor01' in this case was the name of the script entered on the second line of the sign attached to the rubyc chip ('''rubyc''' is the chip type entered on the first line of the sign		'Tutor01' in this case was the name of the script entered on the second line of the sign attached to the rubyc chip ('''rubyc''' is the chip type entered on the first line of the sign

-	require 'java'	+	require 'java'
-	import 'org.tal.rubychip.RubyCircuit'	+	import 'org.tal.rubychip.RubyCircuit'

-	class Tutor01 < RubyCircuit	+	class Tutor01 < RubyCircuit
-	def init	+	def init
-	info "Running default script. To program the chip enter /rubyc"	+	info "Running default script. To program the chip enter /rubyc"
-	true	+	true
-	end	+	end

-	def input(idx, state)	+	def input(idx, state)
-	debug idx.to_s() + ": " + state.to_s()	+	debug idx.to_s() + ": " + state.to_s()
-	if idx < outputs.length	+	if idx < outputs.length
-	send idx, state	+	send idx, state
-	end	+	end
-	end	+	end
-	end	+	end

-	Tutor01.new()	+	Tutor01.new()

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Mstram — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 22:18:10 GMT

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'Tutor01' in this case was the name of the script entered on the second line of the sign attached to the rubyc chip ('''rubyc''' is the chip type entered on the first line of the sign

require 'java'
import 'org.tal.rubychip.RubyCircuit'

class Tutor01 < RubyCircuit
def init
info "Running default script. To program the chip enter /rubyc"
true
end

def input(idx, state)
debug idx.to_s() + ": " + state.to_s()
if idx < outputs.length
send idx, state
end
end
end

Tutor01.new()

Rubyc Default Script - Revision history

Mstram at 22:26, 13 January 2012

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