The permissions you care capable of setting on existing objects are
sometimes different from what you can specify when creating new objects.
There are lots of different kinds of objects and lots of different way
in which they can be created. E.G. uploads, in-inventory, in-world, in
object contents, etc. VWR-8049
<http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-8049> is the meta task for
rectifying these idiosyncrasies, and VWR-12121
<http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-12121> is the sub-task that
addresses script creation in particular. The only way to currently do
what you're trying to do would be to trigger a callback when your newly
created script shows up, which then attempts to set its permissions the
way you want. That would be such a horrible hack that it's not worth
attempting. Instead, the above tasks are meant to provide the back-end
object creation API support such that the approach that you are assuming
should work, can actually work.
To Stickman who wrote:
"I seem to recall something about a default perm mask on
uploaded files being available in 1.23. Was that not the case?",
That was VWR-8624 <http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-8624> which is
indeed in 1.23 but which only deals with uploaded content.
I hope that helps.
-Melinda
Carlo Wood wrote:
I tried to change the code of my viewer in order to
create new scripts that are full permission by
default. (The reason why I want that is explained
below, but not really relevant).
I changed in llpanelcontents.cpp, in function
LLPanelContents::onClickNewScript, the call
LLPermissions perm;
perm.init(gAgent.getID(), gAgent.getID(), LLUUID::null, LLUUID::null);
perm.initMasks(
PERM_ALL,
PERM_ALL,
PERM_NONE,
PERM_NONE,
PERM_MOVE | PERM_ITEM_UNRESTRICTED);
Where the "PERM_ITEM_UNRESTRICTED" for the last parameter
(next owner) was changed from PERM_ITEM_TRANSFER.
However... all I get is a script that has ONLY
the 'transfer' permission for next owner set :/.
I can't seem to figure out why those permissions
can't be set here-- or what goes wrong-- or even
how to change this function to do whatever to
set the permissions to another value.
Ie, I looked at what happens if you click on
the permission check boxes, and then added to
the bottom of LLPanelContents::onClickNewScript:
perm.initMasks(PERM_ALL, PERM_ALL, PERM_NONE, PERM_NONE, PERM_ALL);
new_item->setPermissions(perm);
object->updateInventory(new_item, TASK_INVENTORY_ITEM_KEY, false);
but even that doesn't change the permissions of
the created script!?
Can someone tell me what is going on here?
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