if (someone is in the area)
{
if (stopspamming == 0)
{
InSim.Send_MST_Message("/msg ^7Hello World!");
stopspamming = 1;
}
}
elseif (noone is in the area)
{
stopspamming = 0;
}:owl:
Working fine here.
<?php
php
$ext = new ReflectionExtension('json');
echo phpversion(), ' / ', $ext->getName(), '-', $ext->getVersion(), PHP_EOL; // 5.2.6 / json-1.2.1
echo json_encode('Jörg Baumgarth'), PHP_EOL; // "J"
echo $json = json_encode(mb_convert_encoding('Jörg Baumgarth', 'UTF-8', 'ISO-8859-1')), PHP_EOL; // "J\u00f6rg Baumgarth"
echo mb_convert_encoding(json_decode($json), 'ISO-8859-1', 'UTF-8'), PHP_EOL; // Jörg Baumgarth
?>
No, the issue is asking LFS to send too much data too fast to remote clients.
I reuse the id's, overwriting older ones.
My results, using dedicated server, amount of buttons received per second successfully (any more makes the server drop my connection):
alone on localhost (windows xp), 7000 buttons per second.
alone on very fast remote server (windows server 2003), 300 buttons per second.
alone on localhost (windows xp), 7000 buttons per second.
alone on very fast remote server (windows server 2003), 300 buttons per second.
You sure know alot about Opera.
And you probably want to visit http://google.com/ncr (http://www.google.com/search?q=google+ncr)
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Great game Canada, see you in Switzerland. :thumbsup3
So cool!, fantastic work Victor 
if mso["UCID"] != 0 and msgt == "eTS.NadeoSvK : ^L!test":
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Reason : i don't like python
Unfortunately this isn't the case.
<?php
function MsgToConnection($message, $ucid=0, $plid=0)
{
var_dump($ucid, $plid);
}
MsgToConnection('Hello, World!', $plid=12);
function test($var1, $var2, $var3)
{
echo $var1, $var2, $var3, PHP_EOL;
}
test($var3='baz', $var2='bar', $var1='foo');
var_dump($var='value');
?>
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My father has a 10+ year old CRT that takes ages to warm up, starts out in a dark brownish state and gradually improves over 10-15 minutes.
Good to see some originality instead of the same old xml, yaml and json.
I sense premature optimization. Go for the good way, leave fast for later.
That's not quite what i meant by interfacing.
function sensibleMethod(MSO $msopacket) {
// programmer thinks "i'm interfacing with a packet object that corresponds to the insim spec"
echo $msopacket->UName;
// programmer wants to send a packet
$mypacket = new MST();
// programmer thinks "i'm interfacing with a packet object that corresponds to the insim spec"
$mypacket->Msg = 'Hello, ' . $msopacket->UName;
// programmer wants to send another packet
$myotherpacket = new MTC();
// programmer thinks "i'm interfacing with a packet object that corresponds to the insim spec"
$myotherpacket->UCID = $msopacket->UCID;
// etc ..
}
function confusingMethod(MSO $packet) {
// programmer thinks "i'm interfacing with a packet object that corresponds to the insim spec"
echo $packet->UName;
// programmer wants to send a packet
// programmer thinks "ok so now i'm supposed to interface with send_mst()"
send_mst( ... );
// programmer wants to send another packet
// programmer thinks "ok so now i'm supposed to interface with send_mtc()"
etc..
}
function sensibleProxyPacketDispatch(InSimPacket $packet) {
foreach ($this->clients as $client) {
$packet->sendTo($client);
}
}
function horribleProxyPacketDispatch(InSimPacket $packet) {
if ($packet instanceof MSO) {
send_mso( ... );
}
elseif ($packet instanceof NPL) {
send_npl( ... );
}
... and on and on
}Why would you want to separate how you interface with incoming packets from how you interface with outgoing packets?
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It's alive and well (stable), not much progress in the last few months tho. Updating should work, server is back up since yesterday after a few days downtime (short circuited PSU :arge
.We'll just have to write wrappers so our plugins can run cross-program.
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