William Cook wrote:
I have some random commments / quetsions:
* I finally got SSH working, so I can commit some fixes.
* I have fixed some problems in Image system. The packets were not being
streamed properly. Has
anybody else tried it lately? It is working for me now, but was really broken
before. I'll get these
in before the big bang tomorrow, so at least it is in a working state.
This is primarily mcortez's field, and I know the image system had a
couple of big TODO items in it but I was under the impression it was
still working. Anyways if you have code to fix it that's verified as
working by all means submit it.
* Has anybody tried "GiveItem"? I looked at the analyst log and things look
pretty good but when I
try it the system says "Could not transfer Inventory". Any ideas?
Haven't looked at this myself, but you might ask mcortez. Come in to
#libsl on EFNet and say hi.
* I am not an expert on concurrency, but I've been pretty impressed with how
the SL client handles
concurrent actions. I am worried that the libSL approach (with lots of Ticks
and stuff) doesn't seem
like a very good approach. Any comments?
Most of those cases are temporary hacks that haven't been phased out
yet. In most cases there is an elegant way to do it that just needs to
be written, but there are a couple of cases where for simplicity we want
a function to block until something happens. To properly support making
linear bot-like clients as well as interactive 3D clients we are going
to end up with two methods for a lot of the actions, one blocking and
one asynchronous. It just hasn't happened yet.
* When I use VS, it puts in ".sou" files and ".user" files. I don't think these
should be checked
in, but it is ok to add them to svnignore?
-w
It's already been pointed out, but those store personal settings for
solutions and projects and can safely be added to svnignore.
John Hurliman
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