I don't think it's a good idea to move all these
things to python without requiring python (IE: when
debian people ask if they need to require python for
the debs we should say yes). Now for make.. python
shouldn't be required.
On a second note, what are the benifits to using
python for object
Ryo banned me and tor from #crossfire because no
matter how much one contributes to CF one has to fit
in with the clique, be nice and sociable and
accept constant art-by-committeism + the trollage by
Leaf that follows when you don't (naturally, this
seems to happen often enough).
The rationale i see for using Python for item transformation is that
it's not a required feature to play the game. Same for bank actually -
you can play and do many things without the bank system. Same for gps,
and everything in Python scripts. It makes the game more fun, but the
core of the game
And that is your way of asking to be unbanned?
Placing blame on someone else?
How about looking at it as:
Everyone has to follow certain rules be they developer or not, DM or
not, irc op or not.
Mitch Obrian wrote:
Ryo banned me and tor from #crossfire because no
matter how much one
Quoting Joshua Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
And that is your way of asking to be unbanned?
Placing blame on someone else?
How about looking at it as:
Everyone has to follow certain rules be they developer or not, DM or
not, irc op or not.
laughs That hasn't, and will never be the case. Rule
On 10/10/05, Vernon T Rhyne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
laughs That hasn't, and will never be the case. Rule enforcement at all
levels is by whim and mood, as with most clique-managed open-source
communities. It's undoubtedly a major reason that the wordlwide crossfire
player count is in
There has been a discussion on IRC about Crossfire's band with usage.
One suggestion, is to store the information about static objects in
maps, client side.
Every time an animation changes state, data is resent to the client.
This supposedly uses a large amount of bandwidth, compared with
On 10/10/05, Vernon T Rhyne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
laughs That hasn't, and will never be the case. Rule enforcement at all
levels is by whim and mood, as with most clique-managed open-source
communities.
Try as with all stable communities anywhere in the world.
The nature of rules is such
But all this doesn't really answer the question - when should something be in
python, and when should it be coded in C?
I haven't looked at the python code really closely, but what I gather is that
a badly written python script is as dangerous for the server as badly written C
code (eg,
Andrew Fuchs wrote:
There has been a discussion on IRC about Crossfire's band with usage.
One suggestion, is to store the information about static objects in
maps, client side.
One problem is to try to define what is static and what isn't.
Every time an animation changes state, data is
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