CenterTestV2

--This is the classroom monitor setup routine
--written by Matt Kelliher
--

--First: we assume there are 4 equal-sized
--monitors in the room connected to the network
--we'll find them on the network,
--give them names based on color, and
--wrap them with a variable
local Rmon, Gmon, Bmon, Pmon = peripheral.find("monitor", function(name, object) return object.isColor() end)

--We'll also get the dimensions of the monitors
--and store them (we'll assume all monitors are
--the same number of columns and rows)
local monRows, monColumns

--A useful function for centering text
--on a monitor from the ComputerCraft forums
function centerPrint(text, y, mon)
  local w, h = mon.getSize() or term.getSize()
  if mon then
    mon.setCursorPos( math.ceil( w/2 - #text/2 + 1), y )
    mon.write( text)
  else
    mon.setCursorPos( math.ceil( w/2 - #text/2 ), y )
    term.write( text )
  end
end

--A function that wraps text on monitor
--and calls the center function
function printCenterWrap( mon, text, size )
  --size is an optional parameter,
  --we default to 0.5
  if size == nil then size = 0.5 end

  if size > 0 then mon.setTextScale(size) end

  local MaxCols, MaxRows = mon.getSize()
  local stBuffer = text
  local rowCount = 1

  print("MaxCols: "..MaxCols.." MaxRows: "..MaxRows)
  while string.len(stBuffer) > 0 and rowCount <= MaxRows do
    print("LoopStartBuffer: "..stBuffer.." ("..string.len(stBuffer)..")")
    t=read() --pause to debug
    --find if there's a space character
    local space = string.find(stBuffer, " ")

    if space == nil or space >= MaxCols then
      print("found no space before EOL")
      --This is the easiest case: we didn't
      --find a space before the End-of-Line MaxCols
      --so just print a substring up to EOL
      mon.setCursorPos(1,rowCount) --center later
      --print("SetCursorPos(1,"..rowCount..")")
      local wl = string.sub(stBuffer,1,MaxCols)
      mon.write(wl) --center this later
      --print("Wrote:"..wl)
      if (MaxCols + 1) > (string.len(stBuffer)) then
        --we're don't processing
        stBuffer = ""
        --print("Set Buffer to EOL")
      else
        stBuffer = string.sub(stBuffer, MaxCols + 1)
        --print("Set Buffer to:"..stBuffer.." ("..string.len(stBuffer)..")")
      end
    else
      print("found space at: "..space)
      local sentence = ""
      local nextspace
      --loop to find the next space in the buffer
      local word = string.sub(stBuffer,1,space)
      print("Word: "..word)
      repeat
        s=read() --pause to debug
        sentence = sentence..word
        print("Sentence: "..sentence.." ("..string.len(sentence)..")")
        --test that we don't go past the end
        if (string.len(word)+1) > string.len(stBuffer) then
          stBuffer = ""
        else
          stBuffer = string.sub(stBuffer,string.len(word)+1)
          print("Set Buffer to:"..stBuffer.." ("..string.len(stBuffer)..")")
        end

        nextspace = string.find(stBuffer, " ")
        if nextspace == nil then
          print("nextspace: nil")
        else
          print("nextspace: "..nextspace)
        end

        word = string.sub(stBuffer,1,nextspace) --this should be checking for nil!
        print("nextword: "..word.." ("..string.len(word)..")")

      until nextspace == nil or (string.len(sentence)+nextspace) > MaxCols

      mon.setCursorPos(1, rowCount)
      print("SetCursorPos(1, "..rowCount..")")
      if nextspace == nil then
        mon.write(sentence..word)
        print("Wrote sen+word:"..sentence..word.." ("..#sentence+#word..")")
        --check that we don't go past the end
        if (string.len(word)+1) > string.len(stBuffer) then
            stBuffer = ""
            print("Cleared the buffer")
        else
          stBuffer = string.sub(stBuffer,string.len(word)+1)
          print("Set Buffer to:"..stBuffer.." ("..string.len(stBuffer)..")")
        end
      else
        mon.write(sentence)
        print("Wrote sen:"..sentence.." ("..#sentence..")")
      end

    end --of finding a space

    --increment row counter
    rowCount = rowCount + 1
  end --while for each row

end
--Have a Function to setup monitors where you
--Input/Parameter the monitor object/variable
--and the colors.color you want it to be
function setupMonitor(mon, xcolor)
  mon.clear()
  mon.setTextScale(0.5)
  mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
  mon.setBackgroundColor(xcolor)
  mon.clear()
  mon.setCursorPos(1,1)
  --mon.write("Welcome to Beyond Minecraft 101!")
  --centerPrint("Welcome to Beyond Minecraft 101!", 1, mon)
  --printCenter(mon,"Welcome to Beyond Minecraft 101!")
  printCenterWrap(mon, "Welcome to Beyond Minecraft 101 Class!", 3)
end


--This is our main control function
--to run the program
function main()
  --Determine which of the 4 monitors we have
  --on our network and set them up accordingly
  if Rmon then
    setupMonitor(Rmon, colors.red)
    --now assign the size of the first monitor
    --to be the size of all monitors
    monCols, monRows = Rmon.getSize()
    print("Connected Red Monitor")
  end
--[[
  if Gmon then
    setupMonitor(Gmon, colors.green)
    print("Connected Green Monitor")
  end
  if Bmon then
    setupMonitor(Bmon, colors.blue)
    print("Connected Blue Monitor")
  end
  if Pmon then
    setupMonitor(Pmon, colors.purple)
    print("Connected Purple Monitor")
  end
--]]
end

--Now kick-off our main program:
main()