Difference between revisions of "Term.isColor"
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elseif term.isColor() then | elseif term.isColor() then | ||
print("This is an advanced computer, go crazy with the colours!") | print("This is an advanced computer, go crazy with the colours!") | ||
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-- all checks failed, meaning that it is a normal computer | -- all checks failed, meaning that it is a normal computer | ||
else | else | ||
Latest revision as of 18:30, 2 December 2013
 Function term.isColor | |
| Returns true if it's an advanced computer. | |
| Syntax | term.isColor() |
| Returns | boolean returns true if it's an advanced computer. |
| Part of | ComputerCraft |
| API | term |
Examples
 Example | |
| This program verifies if the computer can display colors. Outputting information in each possible case | |
| Code |
-- first check if the term.isColor function exists
if not term.isColor then
print("This is a pre ComputerCraft 1.45 computer, there are only normal computers! Text is always white and the background is always black")
-- next check if the computer is an advanced computer
elseif term.isColor() then
print("This is an advanced computer, go crazy with the colours!")
-- all checks failed, meaning that it is a normal computer
else
print("This is a normal computer. The text and background colour can be changed between black and white, but no colours!")
end
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