local time = tostring(os.time())
Lua: ./scripts/testScript.lua:113: attempt to index a nil value (global ‘os’)
What should I do?
Can I read the file located in the same folder with the script, if so, how?
local time = tostring(os.time())
Lua: ./scripts/testScript.lua:113: attempt to index a nil value (global ‘os’)
What should I do?
Can I read the file located in the same folder with the script, if so, how?
We don’t have the os bindings as were not running on a compatible operating system. There are a number of other time related bindings you can use. millis()
and micros()
for example. File access works as normal.
I’m sorry, I didn’t understand exactly how I can read the file, I’ll be glad to see the code example.
I’m sorry, I didn’t understand exactly how I can read the file, I’ll be glad to see the code example. )
This example reads from a file:
The code throws this error
Could not open mission1.txt
As I understand it, the error occurs due to the fact that I move the file "mission1.txt " to the folder in the script, while this file should be stored on the SD card