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There are two hard-coded commands in ComputerCraft. To use these commands, you must hold down the appropriate key combination for at least 1 second. | There are two hard-coded commands in ComputerCraft. To use these commands, you must hold down the appropriate key combination for at least 1 second. | ||
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There is no way to override these commands. There is also another commonly used command, Ctrl+T to close the current program, but this is not hard-coded. To override this command, use [[Os#pullEvent|os.pullEventRaw]]. | There is no way to override these commands. There is also another commonly used command, Ctrl+T to close the current program, but this is not hard-coded. To override this command, use [[Os#pullEvent|os.pullEventRaw]]. | ||
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There are two hard-coded commands in ComputerCraft. To use these commands, you must hold down the appropriate key combination for at least 1 second.
| Shortcut | Usage |
|---|---|
| CTRL + R | Reboots the console. |
| CTRL + S | Forcefully shuts down the computer. |
There is no way to override these commands. There is also another commonly used command, Ctrl+T to close the current program, but this is not hard-coded. To override this command, use os.pullEventRaw.
