Yeah, there is an example of that crash and recover trick at
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Threat_level, at the bottom of the page.
I have done that and it works after SPAMMING EVERY AVATAR IN THE REGION
once. Which is still annoying.
On 10/13/2019 4:25 AM, Michel Beauregard wrote:
Its a good idea to have a function that test if a osl function is available to
a owner in a specific location.
For now there is a way to test for osl function scriptwise. A failing osl
function cause a crash of the event calling it. So what I do is on state_entry
I call a timer with a fake call to all the OSL function(s) to be use in my
scripts . If the timer failes it means that one or any of the function I need
is not allowed . And the script simply spell out to the owner of that object
that it cant be use and abort. So at least it does not repeatedly spam the
region .
I will post an example of the script I use in my user page in opensim if you
like more detail. (http://opensimulator.org/wiki/User:Gimisa) . With your
function you might be able to detect the failure of the osl function call
instead of sending it to report inworld and act by sending back a message to
the script for action. Allowing me to use the reply in any way I need instead
of using timer failure.
hope it helps
GiMiSa
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