API
Datapad
is a class that represents a player's datapad. It can be used to access the datapad's usual functions through lua. That means you can write self-modifying scripts, among other exciting things.
A good number of datapad functions deal with the Note
structure, which looks like this:
{
name = "Glup Shitto",
text = "&OI'd like to join the Rebellion.\r\n &YYou can contact me on channel &k420&k, encryption &k69&k.",
subject = "Rebel Recruitment",
to = "@50963",
}
getCapacity
Datapad.getCapacity()
returns the maximum number of notes your datapad can hold.
Example
return Datapad.getCapacity()
dataprog
Output, using a MSTR datapad:
You boot program '(no subject)' on your datapad.
Program finished. Result: 35
getFreeSpace
Datapad.getFreeSpace()
returns the number of notes your datapad can hold before it is full.
Example
return Datapad.getFreeSpace()
dataprog
Output, using a MSTR datapad with 3 notes:
You boot program '(no subject)' on your datapad.
Program finished. Result: 32
getDiskCount
Datapad.getDiskCount()
returns the number of disks your datapad currently holds.
return Datapad.getDiskCount()
dataprog
Output, using a MSTR datapad with 3 disks:
You boot program '(no subject)' on your datapad.
Program finished. Result: 3
isFull
Datapad.isFull()
returns true
if your datapad is full, false
otherwise.
Example
return Datapad.isFull()
dataprog
Output, using a MSTR datapad with 3 notes:
You boot program '(no subject)' on your datapad.
Program finished. Result: false
dataprog
Output, using a MSTR datapad with 35 notes:
You boot program '(no subject)' on your datapad.
Program finished. Result: true
isLocked
Datapad.isLocked()
returns true
if your datapad is locked, false
otherwise.
hasBiometrics
Datapad.hasBiometrics()
returns true
if your datapad is biometrically locked, false
otherwise.
isReceiving
Datapad.isReceiving()
returns true
if your datapad is receiving data, false
otherwise.
canReceive
Datapad.canReceive()
returns true
if your datapad can receive data, false
otherwise.
setReceiveMode
Datapad.setReceiveMode()
sets your datapad to receive messages.
getDisk
Datapad.getDisk(slot)
returns the disk in the specified slot.
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
slot | Yes | The slot to get the disk from. Has to be a positive number. |
Example
-- Dataprog to simply print the text of a disk.
return Datapad.getDisk(tonumber(args)).text
dataprog
Output, usingdataprog run 1
:
You boot program '(no subject)' on your datapad.
Program finished. Result: -- Dataprog to simply print the text of a disk.\r\nreturn Datapad.getDisk(tonumber(args)).text\r\n
disks
Datapad.disks()
returns all the disks in your datapad.
newDisk
Datapad.newDisk(disk)
creates a new disk in your datapad.
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
disk | Yes | The disk to create. Has to be a table with the following keys: name , text , subject , to . |
Example
local disk = {
name = "My Disk",
text = "This is my disk.",
subject = "My Disk",
to = "Disk police",
}
Datapad.newDisk(disk)
deleteDisk
Datapad.deleteDisk(slot)
deletes the disk in the specified slot.
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
slot | Yes | The slot to delete the disk from. Has to be a positive number. |
Example
-- Deletes the disk in slot provided as argument. Equivalent to `datamem delete <slot>`.
Datapad.deleteDisk(tonumber(args))
ejectDisk
Datapad.ejectDisk(slot)
ejects the disk in the specified slot.
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Description |
---|---|---|
slot | Yes | The slot to eject the disk from. Has to be a positive number with an existing disk. |
Example
-- Ejects the disk in slot provided as argument. Equivalent to `datamem eject <slot>`.
Datapad.ejectDisk(tonumber(args))