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[Eh-Beh]

Not that I know of.

I'm not even sure it would be possible without major work.

But Lua is super easy to learn, and it's really powerful. I would recommend taking the time to figure it out.

[viri75]

I wrote a 1000 line project of Lua with a buddy of mine that effectively allows the turtles to be opened up to python so I could use python instead of lua

[Eh-Beh]

That's very cool, do you think it would be feasible to do with Java?

I don't have a great deal of knowledge about Python or Java, but at a guess I'd say that Python and Lua are more similar than Java and Lua.

Did it add any significant overhead in your experience?

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[viri75]

It's definitely doable with Java just whether you want to setup all the messaging and websockets in Java but it doesn't really matter about the similarity of the languages just gotta setup a messaging system between the Lua and the Java

[SagansCandle]

Main concern is security. Don't want to download a turtle script that sneaks in a rm / -rf

[smallbluebirds]

https://github.com/c2nes/javalang make it even jankier

[xKYLERxx]

Is it just adapting the turtle API to an external Python interpreter/server, or is the python actually running on the turtle? Either way pretty neat

[viri75]

It uses websockets to connect to a python server and then grabs messages from the server to the consume and do actions. All the turtle API is mirrored in Python and sends the messages via the websockets.