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00:08.26 | Patlabor221 | is tehre an easy way to do a search and replace in a std::string? |
00:09.20 | DTRemenak | std::string::replace? |
00:10.30 | Patlabor221 | string_util has one I just found |
00:10.32 | Patlabor221 | replace_all |
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00:15.53 | bryjen | I use -O3 with gcc 3.2.2, no problems |
00:16.11 | sgk284 | i'm recompilign right now with debugging an o3 |
00:16.19 | bryjen | ah, and my version number has no date in it. |
00:16.26 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: 03dtremenak * 10bzflag/configure.in: check for libm before checking for float math functions |
00:16.45 | bryjen | like its an actual release. snapshots have dates |
00:16.58 | sgk284 | ok |
00:17.37 | sgk284 | i know a while back nidhoggr was trying to get bz to compile under cygwin, did he ever succeed? |
00:17.53 | DTRemenak | sgk284: as far as I know bz will compile under cygwin |
00:18.13 | sgk284 | oh ok |
00:18.26 | DTRemenak | my cygwin has some...issues (like perl crashes) |
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00:18.44 | DTRemenak | it also compiles under mingw, which is a better option anyway (to not use X) |
00:18.52 | sgk284 | yea my cygwin at work make vim act funky |
00:18.58 | sgk284 | s/make/makes |
00:19.11 | sgk284 | but it gets the job done:) |
00:20.58 | sgk284 | hoorah it worked |
00:21.02 | sgk284 | and it worked well |
00:21.13 | sgk284 | trepan: nice effects with narrow and tiny etc... |
00:21.42 | sgk284 | O3 feels a little better, although it might be all in my head as I have no benchmarks :/ |
00:21.55 | DTRemenak | it is all in your head - to quote your commandline: |
00:22.06 | DTRemenak | g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../include -I../../include -Wall -W -mcpu=i686 -Werror -O3 -O0 -Wno-deprecated |
00:22.25 | DTRemenak | the -O0 is later than the -O3 - you've got no optimization |
00:22.56 | sgk284 | hehe |
00:24.18 | sgk284 | yea i just went back in with an older build no different i was just in a differnt map, guess the physics were configed different |
00:24.30 | sgk284 | the sound is still broken though :( |
00:24.49 | DTRemenak | sgk284: SDL or native? |
00:24.52 | sgk284 | sdl |
00:24.59 | DTRemenak | hm |
00:25.02 | DTRemenak | what does it do? |
00:25.17 | sgk284 | sounds are delayed by anywhere from half a second to 2 seconds |
00:25.26 | sgk284 | someone else in here had the same problem uesterday |
00:26.08 | sgk284 | and when they are played, its not at full speed |
00:26.16 | sgk284 | dont think so at least, seems they drag on |
00:28.44 | sgk284 | DTRemenak: anyway to make that -O0 disappear? |
00:28.51 | sgk284 | *easily* |
00:29.23 | DTRemenak | sgk284: probably :) |
00:29.28 | sgk284 | haha |
00:29.48 | Noodlema1 | SEIG HEIL NUDELMANN! |
00:29.52 | DTRemenak | and no I don't know how :) |
00:29.59 | DTRemenak | could just delete it in configure.in |
00:30.16 | sgk284 | k |
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01:02.36 | Tupone | hi orchid |
01:02.52 | orchid | salut Tupone |
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01:08.36 | Weda | I'm not even suposed to be here today |
01:09.28 | lan56 | why, weda? |
01:09.28 | Patlabor221 | why not? |
01:10.05 | Weda | because |
01:10.15 | lan56 | because what? |
01:10.27 | Weda | it's... |
01:10.32 | Weda | it's... |
01:10.37 | Weda | friday... |
01:11.29 | lan56 | so? |
01:11.37 | lan56 | it's a weekday too you know :) |
01:11.47 | Weda | yo_odio_viernes |
01:11.56 | lan56 | wait a minute |
01:12.03 | lan56 | that's amathis in disguise :) |
01:12.28 | amathis | it is having trouble with more then one word. |
01:12.48 | lan56 | I can tell by 1. the "libirc" labels, 2. the spanish, 3. the hate of fridays, 4. the poorly spoken spanish ;) jk |
01:12.59 | amathis | :D |
01:15.21 | amathis | Opera rules. |
01:15.30 | amathis | The Three Tenors are awesome/. |
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01:26.12 | amathis | Hola _bubbles_ |
01:28.03 | Weda | Who's your daddy |
01:28.30 | Weda | Sorry about before, I'm a bit of a retard |
01:28.40 | amathis | want a cookie? |
01:28.54 | Weda | no, they give me gas |
01:29.16 | amathis | good, because they where laced with crack. |
01:29.52 | Patlabor221 | Weda, part |
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01:30.57 | trepan | Patlabor221: impressive trick |
01:31.10 | Patlabor221 | heh |
01:31.13 | trepan | can you get that to work globally? |
01:31.21 | Patlabor221 | the bot has a "RAW" command |
01:31.29 | Patlabor221 | where you just tell it what to send |
01:32.52 | sgk284 | haha that was cool |
01:33.27 | sgk284 | i saw you added a botmaster in the code, does it only respond to you? |
01:34.46 | Patlabor221 | the cvs one does |
01:34.52 | Patlabor221 | this one uses a master list |
01:34.54 | Patlabor221 | defined by the config |
01:35.11 | learner | mm.. the new oreo's are evil |
01:35.14 | amathis | good, because they where laced with crack. |
01:35.20 | amathis | oops.. |
01:35.26 | amathis | hit <up><enter> |
01:35.49 | sgk284 | hehe |
01:35.58 | amathis | hep hep |
01:36.17 | learner | laced with something.. these things are yum |
01:36.24 | amathis | learner, heh |
01:36.37 | learner | ooh, the presidio |
01:39.27 | lan56 | hold up, it is :) |
01:39.34 | sgk284 | heh |
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01:45.25 | Weda | I'm not even suposed to be here today |
01:45.54 | Patlabor221 | Weda, part |
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01:46.31 | lan56 | I wish everybody here could accept that command :) |
01:46.59 | Patlabor221 | they do when I do it |
01:47.04 | Patlabor221 | tho I have to spell it KICK |
01:47.21 | lan56 | with a slash in front, like /kick? :) |
01:47.35 | Patlabor221 | no, not to the IRC |
01:47.46 | Patlabor221 | the / stuff is interpreted by the client your using |
01:48.07 | lan56 | ahh, I see now |
01:49.10 | Patlabor221 | she can't actualy process anything you type back |
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01:49.37 | Weda | I'm not even suposed to be here today |
01:49.47 | amathis | Weda, why? |
01:49.47 | Weda | amathis, this is #bzflag not a retard convention. |
01:49.59 | amathis | Weda, I hate you. |
01:50.00 | Weda | amathis,Dude I'm an API test app, what do you expect? |
01:50.13 | lan56 | add a space between ',' and 'dude' |
01:50.16 | amathis | Weda, are you yoda? |
01:50.16 | Weda | amathis,Dude I'm an API test app, what do you expect? |
01:51.12 | Patlabor221 | lan56, it dosn't get your PRIVMSGs I just see them in the log |
01:51.14 | purple_cow | :) |
01:51.30 | lan56 | ahh, just playing with the bot :) |
01:51.33 | Patlabor221 | Weda, purple_cow is the fist of justice |
01:51.44 | bryjen | 6mooo |
01:51.46 | Patlabor221 | well that's it, you can't have it do anything |
01:51.59 | lan56 | I realised that :) |
01:52.00 | Patlabor221 | unless it's in channel |
01:52.16 | lan56 | just seeing if there was a human controling it for right now |
01:52.29 | Patlabor221 | only if I send it a raw command |
01:52.33 | amathis | lan56, Que estas en el cielo? |
01:52.49 | Patlabor221 | Weda, raw PRIVMSG #bzflag: What do you want me to do? |
01:52.57 | lan56 | amathis: no se |
01:53.13 | amathis | lan56, I am practicing :D |
01:53.18 | lan56 | ahh |
01:53.26 | amathis | lan56, gotta know the prayers of catholic church in spanish |
01:53.41 | lan56 | ahh, not a bad assignment |
01:54.03 | Patlabor221 | Weda, raw PRIVMSG #bzflag :What do you want me to do? |
01:54.05 | Weda | What do you want me to do? |
01:54.07 | Patlabor221 | there we go |
01:54.11 | Patlabor221 | : in the wrong spot |
01:54.21 | orchid | ~unproductivity |
01:54.22 | ibot | yay! |
01:54.31 | Patlabor221 | :) |
01:54.51 | Patlabor221 | weda quit |
01:54.53 | amathis | ~botcrack |
01:54.54 | ibot | one too many hits on the botcrack pipe and look at me now! |
01:55.06 | sgk284 | haha |
01:55.30 | Patlabor221 | time to commit this monstrosity |
01:56.59 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/src/ (IRCChannels.cpp libIRC.cpp): |
01:57.00 | CIA-4 | libIRC: fix crashes |
01:57.00 | CIA-4 | libIRC: make stupidBot use a config and have commands and factoids and all that crap |
01:57.33 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/examples/stupidBot/src/stupidBot.cpp: |
01:57.34 | CIA-4 | libIRC: fix crashes |
01:57.34 | CIA-4 | libIRC: make stupidBot use a config and have commands and factoids and all that crap |
01:58.08 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/include/ (IRCChannels.h libIRC.h): |
01:58.08 | CIA-4 | libIRC: fix crashes |
01:58.08 | CIA-4 | libIRC: make stupidBot use a config and have commands and factoids and all that crap |
01:58.35 | sgk284 | is a factoid a random tidbit of information? |
01:58.43 | Patlabor221 | no |
01:58.48 | Patlabor221 | ibot factoid |
01:59.00 | Patlabor221 | ibot ibot |
01:59.01 | ibot | from memory, ibot is a blootbot written in perl run by TimRiker on his server. logs on http://ibot.rikers.org/<chan>/ , ibot, jbot, apt are all the same process. It uses sqlite, but mysql or other SQL storage is also supported. a bigot |
01:59.08 | Patlabor221 | that's a factoid |
01:59.29 | bryjen | ~dict factiod |
01:59.36 | sgk284 | heh oh okay |
01:59.39 | bryjen | ~dict factoid |
01:59.55 | Patlabor221 | ibot factoid is <reply> this is a factoid. |
01:59.56 | ibot | Patlabor221: okay |
02:00.11 | amathis | ibot, factoid |
02:00.13 | ibot | this is a factoid. |
02:00.27 | sgk284 | haha thats an interesting definition |
02:01.47 | amathis | Based on what you know about him in history books, what do you think Abraham Lincoln would be doing if he were alive today? 1. Writing his memoirs of the Civil War. 2. Advising the President. 3. Desperately clawing at the inside of his coffin. |
02:06.13 | sgk284 | 4. Wishing he didn't have an interest in theatre. |
02:06.42 | amathis | :D |
02:06.46 | sgk284 | :) |
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02:20.34 | learner | might have to try this: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6140742/ |
02:24.04 | sgk284 | i'll pass ... |
02:24.24 | sgk284 | :) |
02:27.18 | learner | decks? |
02:27.31 | sgk284 | ibot decks |
02:27.32 | ibot | http://bzgirl.bzflag.org/decks.html |
02:29.39 | sgk284 | learner: what exactly is decks? |
02:30.11 | Patlabor221 | read |
02:30.15 | sgk284 | wow my ctcp version gives a lot of info about my system |
02:30.23 | learner | that's the point |
02:30.35 | huwr | it does. |
02:30.57 | sgk284 | Patlabor221: i did read |
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02:31.17 | sgk284 | join the navi.cx server |
02:31.17 | huwr | learner, you're nosey. :P |
02:31.21 | sgk284 | is it public? |
02:31.40 | sgk284 | huwr very nice |
02:31.42 | learner | huwr, and you're paranoid? |
02:31.48 | huwr | Not really. |
02:31.48 | sgk284 | lol |
02:32.01 | learner | dare I ever know your irc client version.. scary |
02:32.14 | sgk284 | where is this so called navi.cx server and what port? or is it public? |
02:32.17 | huwr | I just set it like that a little while ago to amuse myself. |
02:32.27 | learner | next thing you'll know, I'll know what country you're in or something |
02:32.31 | huwr | I'm running x-Chat, you know. |
02:32.34 | huwr | heh. |
02:32.39 | huwr | patience, sgk284. |
02:32.45 | sgk284 | haha |
02:33.10 | learner | sgk284, decks is a secret society |
02:33.26 | sgk284 | learner: heh |
02:33.32 | huwr | OKay. |
02:33.35 | huwr | I think it's fixed now. |
02:33.40 | learner | see, here's part of the secret handshake: |
02:33.42 | learner | decks! |
02:33.53 | huwr | me and my friends had a secret handshake. It was cool... |
02:33.54 | learner | the rest I can't tell you |
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02:33.59 | sgk284 | time |
02:33.59 | SgkTestBot | sgk284: The time is now Fri Oct 01 22:33:45 EDT 2004 |
02:34.04 | sgk284 | quit |
02:34.14 | sgk284 | decks! |
02:34.27 | sgk284 | :( |
02:35.01 | huwr | Heh. |
02:35.07 | huwr | is this based off libirc, too>? |
02:35.22 | sgk284 | nope, libirc is troublesome on linux |
02:35.23 | sgk284 | :( |
02:35.26 | huwr | Damn. |
02:35.27 | Patlabor221 | I think we've had enough bot testing in here for one day, I even bent that rule |
02:35.32 | sgk284 | if that ever gets worked out though it will be |
02:35.40 | huwr | You should hack it so that it is fixed on Linux, you know. |
02:35.43 | Patlabor221 | actualy it should work fine on linux, just set the makefile :) |
02:35.49 | sgk284 | its Patlabor221's favorite language, java |
02:35.57 | sgk284 | ;) |
02:36.22 | huwr | It's in Java? |
02:36.24 | huwr | Oh. |
02:36.35 | sgk284 | yes, i should have worded that better, libirc most likely works fine on java, i'm just not familiar enough with gcc cryptic commands to get it working:) |
02:36.40 | huwr | I should try compiling it on OS X... maybe. |
02:36.42 | sgk284 | fine on linux* |
02:36.47 | sgk284 | lol |
02:38.30 | Patlabor221 | it's not the OS |
02:38.34 | Patlabor221 | it's the build sysetm |
02:38.38 | Patlabor221 | or lack there of |
02:39.06 | Patlabor221 | or botpark |
02:39.06 | learner | sgk284, troublesome on linux?? |
02:39.14 | Patlabor221 | he just can't get it to build |
02:39.23 | learner | sgk284, and I missed your message earlier .. feel free to paste it to me |
02:39.24 | sgk284 | yea, its my fault |
02:39.43 | sgk284 | i just think i'm not telling gcc what do to correctly:) |
02:39.44 | Patlabor221 | the current code should build fine, I had it check for the socklen_t thingy |
02:39.54 | Patlabor221 | the sample has no make yet tho |
02:40.01 | learner | yes it does :) |
02:40.07 | sgk284 | Patlabor221: yea it compiles fine, thanks for taking care of that, i'm just having trouble linking |
02:40.08 | learner | just not commited |
02:40.19 | Patlabor221 | coo |
02:42.05 | learner | fixing a few petty compliance things that gcc won't let slide by |
02:42.14 | Patlabor221 | like what? |
02:42.18 | sgk284 | main must return int |
02:42.18 | Patlabor221 | so I don't make the same errors again |
02:42.18 | learner | like main must return an int |
02:42.23 | Patlabor221 | ahh |
02:42.29 | sgk284 | simple fix |
02:42.40 | sgk284 | thats all i remember |
02:43.05 | learner | there were a couple more references to temps, but also trivial |
02:44.48 | learner | query sgk284 |
02:44.57 | sgk284 | query sgk284 |
02:45.00 | learner | hrm, that won't work :) |
02:45.07 | sgk284 | what was it supposed to do? |
02:45.41 | learner | typo'd |
02:48.54 | sgk284 | i can verify that stupidbot compiles fine on linux |
02:48.58 | sgk284 | :) |
02:49.05 | sgk284 | learner is awesome |
02:49.48 | sgk284 | Patlabor221: all the stuff is hardcoded so if i run stupid, its gonna connect here right? |
02:50.00 | Patlabor221 | what version do you have? |
02:50.00 | sgk284 | or is it all in a config file now? |
02:50.04 | sgk284 | nevemrind i'll jsut check |
02:50.10 | sgk284 | umm... |
02:50.13 | sgk284 | i dunno |
02:50.17 | Patlabor221 | it never was set to connect to bzflag by default |
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02:50.24 | sgk284 | you didnt give it a version number... :) |
02:50.30 | sussudio | can someone come to pimpi to ban a TKer |
02:50.39 | Patlabor221 | does it have a sample.cfg? |
02:51.04 | sgk284 | nope |
02:51.16 | Patlabor221 | then check the init |
02:52.13 | sgk284 | looks like just opencombat and brlcad |
02:54.02 | Patlabor221 | update see what you get |
02:54.36 | sgk284 | k |
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03:03.13 | lan56 | heh, now that I think about it, a calculator and all that other stuff is actually something I'd feel like coding into bzflag, adds a neat touch, off course not to CVS, but for my own builds, except adding a daily copy of the la times to the HUD might be a bit difficult :) |
03:03.52 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03brlcad * 10libirc/ (12 files in 8 dirs): add the examples proper -- now either configure --enable-examples or make examples |
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03:04.27 | Patlabor221 | Weda: part |
03:04.28 | Weda | Ok, Patlabor221 |
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03:04.40 | learner | oop.. not --enable-examples .. it's --with-examples |
03:05.38 | learner | that does it .. all buildy buildy again |
03:05.47 | learner | finally caught up to the speeding Patlabor221 |
03:06.20 | Patlabor221 | bahhh conflicts |
03:06.37 | learner | muahaha |
03:06.53 | Patlabor221 | only 1 file tho |
03:08.04 | learner | wonder if there's a configure.in and a configure.ac which has precedence.. |
03:08.08 | Patlabor221 | aww yeah big old conflicts tho |
03:11.00 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/examples/stupidBot/src/stupidBot.cpp: |
03:11.01 | CIA-4 | libIRC: make bot all command handaler based |
03:11.01 | CIA-4 | libIRC: merge with changes for non windows builds |
03:11.01 | CIA-4 | libIRC: fix the flush |
03:13.52 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/examples/stupidBot/sample.cfg: fix realname in config |
03:18.14 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/examples/stupidBot/src/stupidBot.cpp: logout when bot parts last channel |
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03:28.58 | lan56 | what color? |
03:29.22 | Chikorita | grey |
03:29.44 | lan56 | ahh, the rogue species :) |
03:29.48 | Chikorita | grey cuz im not sure wut 2 make of it |
03:29.52 | Chikorita | heh |
03:29.54 | Chikorita | ya |
03:31.36 | Chikorita | wel anywayz itz a 1.11.15 wuteva bug |
03:32.00 | lan56 | describe it |
03:32.04 | learner | heh |
03:32.12 | Chikorita | 1) trepan sez he started a few 1.11 servers buh i dunt c any listed |
03:32.30 | learner | hrm, they should be there.. |
03:32.46 | lan56 | that could be a temporary problem, but I can't be sure |
03:33.04 | Chikorita | 2) i tried 2 use my FFA teem name [~Titanz~] in my callsign buh da symbol ~ duznt show upz |
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03:34.09 | lan56 | ahh, that is indeed a bug, well, a mistake. the callsign allowance is stricter in 1.11.x |
03:34.15 | Chikorita | im usin da version patty compiled 4 da windowz peeps |
03:35.00 | Chikorita | dats all da bugz i could find ...since i couldnt actually get onto a v1.11 server an play |
03:35.00 | lan56 | I think really that there are no bugs in bzflag, it's just the person that compiled it that added all the rodents ;) |
03:35.14 | Chikorita | hehee |
03:35.17 | Chikorita | i c |
03:35.41 | lan56 | jk, those are real bugs in the source, has nothing to do with packaging or compilation for the most part |
03:35.51 | Chikorita | o |
03:39.07 | Chikorita | also in da GUI options , da thread toggle thingie looks alil weod on my puter |
03:39.26 | Chikorita | buh mayb dats jus my puter only ..dunno =P |
03:40.07 | learner | hrm, there are 1.11.15 servers up |
03:40.25 | learner | though I found the -fb flag tupone pondered i believe |
03:40.47 | learner | s/flag/bug |
03:42.01 | learner | Chikorita, were any listed at all? |
03:42.29 | Chikorita | 1 momo ...lemme c |
03:43.01 | learner | and when you start bz, look at the startup text.. does it say 1.11.15 for sure? |
03:44.55 | Chikorita | ya 1.11.15 2004930 DEVELOP version |
03:44.57 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03brlcad * 10libirc/Makefile.am: examples need to come after sources so we can link against libIRC |
03:46.20 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03brlcad * 10libirc/examples/stupidBot/src/stupidBot.cpp: another reference to temp |
03:47.29 | lan56 | btw, who messed up the math header stuff? I get nothing but bugs regarding "syntax error before 'float'" in cmath, tried same header on a different project and no problem, so I know it's a bzflag thing |
03:47.51 | lan56 | and I can't see any "float" where it says the error is, so I am quite helpless and confused |
03:48.09 | learner | lan56, you need to add a bunch of symbols to your config.h |
03:48.21 | lan56 | those HAVE_xxx stuff? |
03:48.25 | learner | right |
03:48.34 | lan56 | let me try that and see what happens |
03:48.35 | learner | pull what DTRemenak set in the vc7.1 dir |
03:48.48 | lan56 | ahh, will do |
03:53.22 | Chikorita | k trepan helped mee .. i can c 1.11.15 servers now ...12 of dem =) |
03:53.32 | lan56 | :) |
03:53.42 | Chikorita | i had 2 rename my bz config file |
03:53.56 | lan56 | learner: hey, that works nicely, thanks for the tip |
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03:56.54 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: 03lan56 * 10bzflag/Dev-C++/config.h: quit your whining, tell what floating point math stuff we have and what we dont (hypotf) |
03:58.15 | Chikorita | okies da GUI tread option thingie i figgered out ..itz ok now |
03:58.42 | lan56 | 'saul good :) |
03:58.51 | Chikorita | heehe |
03:59.27 | Chikorita | ya da toggle thingie 4 it was alil odd lookin under da low detail settings i had it on |
03:59.37 | Chikorita | i think wen blending iz enabled itz ok |
03:59.48 | learner | lan56, there's likely/hopefully be more config.h stuff as configure.in is "fixed" and the platform-specific checks throughout the code are removed |
04:00.08 | learner | for example, there shouldn't need to be a single #if _WIN32 |
04:00.54 | lan56 | well, I am compiling right now, haven't gotten far :) but I'll be on the lookout for difficulties |
04:02.15 | learner | i mean more in the months to come |
04:03.21 | lan56 | ahh, either way :) |
04:07.30 | trepan | i think there still some funkiness in setting up 1.12 configs from 1.10's |
04:09.59 | trepan | asked Chik to temporarily rename her config dir (basically starting fresh), and that did the trick |
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04:12.28 | Chikorita | trepan helped restore my 1.10 settings too |
04:12.46 | lan56 | killing two birds with one stone, I see :) |
04:12.47 | Chikorita | after using 1.11 ..it reset everyting back 2 default |
04:12.53 | Chikorita | buh itz ok now |
04:13.18 | learner | yeah, that won't do for a release.. |
04:13.31 | Chikorita | he told mee to copy my 1.11bzc to my 1.10 bzc ...or sumtin like dat |
04:14.04 | learner | yeah, he's crazy like that |
04:14.11 | Chikorita | lol |
04:14.27 | learner | hey .. it's a MeBigFatGuy! |
04:14.53 | learner | MeBigFatGuy, you catch my question last night before departing/disconnecting? |
04:15.20 | MeBigFatGuy | yo |
04:15.25 | MeBigFatGuy | don't think so |
04:16.56 | learner | MeBigFatGuy: tupone had me a question to ask you -- do you recall what bug/feature caused the requirement of bases on z=0 with -fb ? he claims it works.. I couldn't remember what the issue was, but I vaguely recall there was something |
04:17.26 | MeBigFatGuy | i think it was also with no jumping |
04:17.44 | MeBigFatGuy | but someone argued you could design worlds that you could get to z > 0 bases with teleporters |
04:17.47 | learner | no jumping I get.. can't get up to the flags :) |
04:18.08 | learner | ahh, perhaps |
04:18.43 | Chikorita | bbl peeps =) |
04:19.02 | learner | ahh, so basically it's the same problem? .. elevated bases with no means to put the "flag on top"? |
04:20.01 | MeBigFatGuy | i guess |
04:21.18 | learner | hrmph, k |
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04:36.46 | bryjen | Chikorita: i got on the ricotest OK |
04:36.59 | Chikorita | hmm |
04:37.03 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: 03lan56 * 10bzflag/ (6 files in 2 dirs): a week's worth of work |
04:37.22 | Chikorita | i can get into all da otha 1.11 servers fine , cept 4 dat 1 ... |
04:37.42 | Chikorita | i get a communcation error message wen i try to join in |
04:38.07 | Chikorita | k he reset da server ..imma try again |
04:38.08 | Chikorita | brb |
04:38.38 | lan56 | god the changelog is huge |
04:39.04 | huwr | How do I permanently change my path in bash? |
04:39.14 | lan56 | and less than a quarter of the log entries are actually significant :) jk |
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04:42.01 | Chikorita | sigh |
04:49.09 | learner | huwr, system-wide or for your user? |
04:49.23 | learner | user-wide is your ~/.bash_profile or you ~/.profile usually |
05:02.11 | huwr | learner, yeah. Found it. :) |
05:02.12 | huwr | Cheers. |
05:02.31 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: 03lan56 * 10bzflag/src/bzflag/playing.cxx: |
05:02.31 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: if there is an internal error connecting to a server, tell what getState() |
05:02.31 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: returns. this can aid in dealing with bugs and other stuff, and also is |
05:02.31 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: informative. also, if we have colorblindness flag, don't tell when we are |
05:02.31 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: looking at the person we are hunting because it tells their team color, much |
05:02.32 | CIA-4 | BZFlag: like how it says "Looking at a tank()" when you have CB and identify. |
05:14.18 | learner | heh lan56.. your commit message is like 4x your source code chanes =) |
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05:19.42 | tegan | hi |
05:19.48 | bryjen | be glad his code isn't as dense as his english ;) |
05:20.53 | lan56 | learner: just trying to get my point across :))))) |
05:28.38 | trepan | pathetic, didn't get anything done today, i leave imbittered |
05:28.49 | MeBigFatGuy | poor trepan |
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05:41.22 | Patlabor221 | Weda: join #opencombat |
05:41.23 | Weda | Ok, Patlabor221 |
05:41.45 | tegan | ~help |
05:41.46 | Patlabor221 | Weda: part |
05:41.47 | Weda | Ok, Patlabor221 |
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05:41.56 | tegan | oops |
05:42.05 | Patlabor221 | weda dosn't use ~ |
05:42.12 | Patlabor221 | it dosn't have a controll character |
05:43.33 | tegan | is weda a bot? |
05:43.39 | Patlabor221 | yes |
05:43.51 | tegan | did it leave on account of me? |
05:43.53 | Patlabor221 | api test for libirc |
05:43.55 | Patlabor221 | no |
05:44.21 | tegan | that's good |
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05:52.25 | Patlabor221 | guu debian libirc |
05:52.26 | guu | Patlabor221: (debian <command> [<args> ...]) -- Command dispatcher for the Debian plugin. Use 'list Debian' to see the commands provided by this plugin. In most cases this dispatcher command is unnecessary; in cases where more than one plugin defines a given command, use this command to tell the bot which plugin's command to use. |
05:52.40 | Patlabor221 | guu list debian |
05:52.40 | guu | Patlabor221: bug, file, incoming, new, and version |
05:52.49 | Patlabor221 | guu debian version libirc |
05:52.51 | guu | Patlabor221: No package found for libirc (all) |
05:53.49 | Patlabor221 | learner: you alive? |
05:54.37 | learner | on phone but passively listening.. |
05:54.50 | Patlabor221 | what are current major and minor versions? |
05:55.01 | learner | 0.1.0 |
05:55.04 | learner | ? |
05:55.11 | Patlabor221 | ok |
05:55.24 | Patlabor221 | didn't know if the old one was released with any vers |
05:55.53 | learner | didn't |
05:56.18 | Patlabor221 | k |
05:58.07 | sgk284 | Patlabor221: does info->params[0]? |
05:58.11 | sgk284 | yikes |
05:58.16 | sgk284 | return a string |
05:58.24 | Patlabor221 | what is params? |
05:58.31 | sgk284 | in libIRC |
05:58.35 | Patlabor221 | I know |
05:58.38 | Patlabor221 | what type is it? |
05:59.32 | sgk284 | well info is trMessageEventInfo |
05:59.36 | sgk284 | params is.... |
05:59.39 | sgk284 | hmm let me see |
06:05.44 | sgk284 | nevermin found it |
06:05.48 | sgk284 | its a vector of strings |
06:05.56 | Patlabor221 | indeed |
06:06.42 | CIA-4 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/ (3 files in 3 dirs): version tracking |
06:12.03 | lan56 | hmm, I oughta check this libirc out, got nothing else to program anyway |
06:12.10 | DTRemenak | lan56: re "quit your whining, tell what floating point math stuff we have and what we dont (hypotf)" - mingw has a hypotf implementation, so you can/should #define HAVE_HYPOTF 1 |
06:12.40 | lan56 | hmm, don't recall it did, but I'll add it then |
06:12.46 | lan56 | thanks for pointing it out then |
06:13.16 | DTRemenak | check it first, but at least my autoconf system on mingw says it does |
06:13.45 | lan56 | will do |
06:16.14 | lan56 | no, it doesn't look like it does actually |
06:18.56 | DTRemenak | devcpp\include\math.h - extern __inline__ float hypotf (float x, float y) ? |
06:19.12 | lan56 | in cmath it doesn't |
06:19.26 | DTRemenak | no, math.h. I don't think we use cmath anywhere |
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06:19.58 | TicTacToeBot | Hi, I'm a tic tac toe bot. To play with me type 'TicTacToeBot new game' |
06:20.04 | sgk284 | oops |
06:20.10 | sgk284 | wrong channel sorry |
06:20.12 | lan56 | alright fine :) I'll change it, slowly, but I'll get it done tonight |
06:20.16 | sgk284 | TicTacToeBot quit |
06:20.27 | DTRemenak | lan56: no rush. it will compile either way. |
06:20.45 | lan56 | good, not too ambitious tonight :) |
06:24.29 | lan56 | I still just can't get over how such an idea was thought of, let alone how perfect it was--no competition, hasn't been created before, already gaining popularity. *sigh* I just don't know how some people think of ideas, and then when you hear about the idea, you go "that's actually a pretty good idea, why didn't I think of it till now? why did it take so long for it to be created?" |
06:24.40 | lan56 | in regards to libirc, that is |
06:25.10 | sgk284 | hrmm did anyone else get critical updates from firefox? |
06:25.20 | sgk284 | just curious what its for |
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06:39.40 | lan56 | http://downtownlalife.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/dtla5.jpg |
06:40.06 | lan56 | does anything really beat that view? |
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06:42.09 | DTRemenak | yeah, this one |
06:42.11 | DTRemenak | http://www.hhmi.ucla.edu/simpson/sierra.gif |
06:44.15 | lan56 | not bad |
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08:36.34 | tegan | yet another irc mystery |
08:37.28 | FredCods | = 10:21:18 Netsplit < burroughs.freenode.net <-> irc.freenode.net |
08:37.29 | FredCods | ? |
08:37.53 | tegan | ok, two more irc mysteries |
08:38.10 | learner | heh |
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08:39.14 | learner | irc networks can get separated (hence "netsplit") .. and they slowly remerge when they rejoin to alternate hosts |
08:39.27 | learner | g'mornin' RC_cola :) |
08:39.48 | RC_cola | moin learna |
08:39.55 | RC_cola | so sleepppy |
08:40.09 | learner | I'm startin' to get tired.. |
08:40.22 | learner | could probably go another hour or two though.. |
08:40.31 | RC_cola | im jus gonna nap in herre 4 alil bit |
08:40.39 | learner | hehe |
08:40.39 | RC_cola | o |
08:41.52 | RC_cola | -.- |
08:43.25 | RC_cola | -.o |
08:43.28 | RC_cola | o.o |
08:43.36 | RC_cola | hey no drink my soda |
08:43.44 | RC_cola | o.- |
08:43.46 | RC_cola | -.- |
08:43.56 | learner | hehe |
08:44.16 | tegan | ok, sorry |
08:45.52 | learner | ~weather khgr |
08:46.26 | learner | chillies comin' soon |
08:47.29 | tegan | ibot put the kettle on |
08:48.51 | Tupone | hi learner |
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08:57.50 | tegan | hi mmu_man |
08:58.01 | mmu_man | hi |
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09:55.28 | tegan | en Californie |
09:56.05 | tegan | sorry why? no worries |
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11:39.19 | Knights | hello |
12:36.57 | Pimpinella | i need somebody for a test, please |
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12:48.59 | Knights | hello |
12:50.11 | Pimpinella | hi Knights , you have a minute for a test? |
12:50.30 | Knights | yaeh |
12:50.48 | Knights | yes i do |
12:50.52 | Pimpinella | plz connect to 1vs1.pimpi.org:5160 |
12:50.59 | Pimpinella | cu there |
12:51.03 | Knights | ok |
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13:00.02 | Knights | that was fun |
13:00.14 | Pimpinella | killing me? |
13:00.21 | Knights | yup |
13:00.26 | Knights | ;) |
13:00.54 | Pimpinella | now you know how official matches are declared on that server ;) |
13:01.02 | Knights | im going 2 rochesterny in a half-an-hour |
13:01.11 | Knights | nyup |
13:01.30 | Pimpinella | ~x en de rochesterny |
13:01.43 | Pimpinella | ~dict rochesterny |
13:01.52 | Pimpinella | whats that? |
13:01.54 | Knights | nrochester ny |
13:01.57 | Knights | errr |
13:02.00 | Knights | 1 sec |
13:02.30 | Knights | im going 2 rochester NY in a half an hour |
13:02.37 | Pimpinella | ic ;) |
13:03.03 | Pimpinella | i should make a new gamestyle call the pimp |
13:03.15 | Pimpinella | cill the pimp... |
13:03.16 | Knights | yeah |
13:03.18 | Pimpinella | grrr |
13:03.21 | Pimpinella | kill the pimp... |
13:03.29 | Knights | ok im gone cya ppl |
13:03.46 | Pimpinella | cu Knights , gl in rochester |
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13:25.19 | gina | hi orchid |
13:25.35 | orchid | hello |
13:34.32 | gina | ah:) |
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16:43.08 | CIA-1 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/src/old_code/ (28 files): old code go byebye |
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17:12.58 | aton` | can someone help me with libirc? |
17:13.09 | aton` | i need a general idea how to use it ^^ |
17:13.25 | aton` | never used any external library in my code except for the gnu c library |
17:13.44 | Patlabor221 | it's not done |
17:14.00 | aton` | ? |
17:14.24 | aton` | you mean its not ready for usage? |
17:14.37 | Patlabor221 | ohh god no |
17:14.45 | Patlabor221 | it's also not a bzflag project |
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17:15.24 | aton` | hm |
17:15.43 | aton` | how come on the libirc project page there is written drop in irc.freenode.org #bzflag |
17:16.02 | aton` | http://libirc.sourceforge.net/ |
17:16.11 | aton` | Drop by #bzflag on irc.freenode.net for a more exact status update and to actually chat with the devs. |
17:16.30 | Patlabor221 | well cus we hang out here |
17:16.30 | Patlabor221 | and libIRC is busted |
17:16.32 | Patlabor221 | as a channel |
17:16.39 | aton` | hm |
17:16.50 | aton` | so you say: dont use libirc? |
17:17.00 | Patlabor221 | I say it's not done |
17:17.08 | Patlabor221 | what you do with it is your call |
17:17.14 | aton` | ok then i will write it from scratch |
17:17.14 | aton` | thanks |
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17:17.32 | Patlabor221 | why do I think that was cell? |
17:28.04 | orchid | cell's used that nick before |
17:28.20 | Patlabor221 | or alton |
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17:40.34 | learner | Patlabor221 is scaring off the fishies I see |
17:42.16 | Patlabor221 | well it's not done :) |
17:42.20 | Patlabor221 | and I think that was cell |
17:43.08 | learner | cell wouldn't have been so complacent, I think.. |
17:43.30 | learner | he usually keeps quiet like he's hiding a secret, then bursts out with silliness when he can't stand it any more |
17:44.09 | Patlabor221 | not allways |
17:44.19 | learner | the question was just rather newbie |
17:44.30 | Patlabor221 | but I'd hate somone to use the thing right now when the entire API could change |
17:44.54 | learner | yeah |
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17:53.01 | learner | howdy gents |
17:55.10 | bryjen | hi |
17:55.19 | DTRemenak | hello |
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18:01.20 | learner | heh |
18:01.26 | learner | l33t filter most likely |
18:01.41 | sussudio | seriously. it's filtering out everything from the 7. on |
18:01.50 | learner | including the 7? |
18:01.52 | sussudio | yes |
18:02.15 | sussudio | it gives a CLIENTQUERY reply of 1.10.#.%#($# etc |
18:02.51 | learner | cute |
18:03.27 | sussudio | so in leet that would make it L.ZOOAOLII? |
18:05.48 | learner | the l33t part of the agressive filter performs integer to letter conversion |
18:05.57 | learner | so that things like sh1t still get captured |
18:06.15 | sussudio | :-| |
18:06.28 | learner | so for that string.. |
18:06.36 | learner | 7.20040711 |
18:06.46 | learner | 7204071 |
18:08.04 | sussudio | must be like one of those hidden image paintings. look at the numbers till you see a curseword. |
18:08.17 | learner | t2oaotl |
18:09.07 | learner | nothing converts to 2, so it's gotta be ignoring that |
18:09.19 | sussudio | Z? |
18:09.44 | learner | you would think, but it's not .. i might have overlooked that |
18:10.03 | learner | http://bzflag.bz/cvs/src/common/WordFilter.cxx <-- search for l33t |
18:10.44 | learner | or left it out or removed it for some reason.. i'd have to check the log |
18:11.19 | learner | i'm still not seeing the match either -- it's clearly bogus of course in this particular case |
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18:12.09 | sussudio | maybe it's mandarin for something naughty or something |
18:12.39 | learner | there's only so many that start with t, and in this case it has to |
18:13.51 | learner | ahh |
18:15.44 | learner | 7.20040711 -> 720040711 -> 74711 -> tatii -> tatti -> hindi swear word |
18:16.22 | sussudio | :-| |
18:16.51 | learner | also matchs another indonesian swear word |
18:17.08 | learner | the numerics elimination are killers on that one |
18:18.11 | learner | though there's good reason for them.. so someone can't just inject a number to bypass the filter |
18:18.12 | sussudio | numerical hindi, that is |
18:18.44 | DTRemenak | learner: that seems a little agressive...removing four out of nine numbers? |
18:19.20 | learner | yes it does |
18:20.41 | learner | not sure what a good metric would be in that case |
18:21.46 | learner | not performing the collapsing would be very very bad |
18:21.53 | learner | that was 2 of them |
18:21.57 | DTRemenak | maybe give words made of all numbers exemption from collapsing? |
18:22.02 | learner | the other two that were ignored are teh harder ones |
18:22.20 | learner | mm.. could do that -- though I recall a few words you could make out of just numbers |
18:23.01 | DTRemenak | yeah. but if someone makes a swear word out of all numbers and sticks extra ones in there, I'm not sure anyone would recognize it as a swear word anymore :) |
18:23.03 | learner | 5417 is probably classic |
18:23.26 | sussudio | sail? |
18:23.34 | DTRemenak | yeah, but would you recognize 504117? |
18:24.05 | learner | didn't know there was a sailor in your DTRemenak :) .. such a potty mouth |
18:24.35 | DTRemenak | it's more likely that someone's typing real numbers for a reason :) |
18:24.41 | learner | yeah, that's actually probably not a bad idea -- if it's all numerics .. don't match |
18:25.01 | DTRemenak | just don't collapse all numerics - still match the normal ones |
18:25.15 | DTRemenak | if that's possible without major reworking |
18:25.37 | learner | there's only very very few words you can actually match with all numbers.. so i'm not _too_ worried about that |
18:26.00 | DTRemenak | yeah, but people will use them if they can. 455 for instance. |
18:26.49 | learner | that does look a little silly :) |
18:27.04 | DTRemenak | heh :) |
18:27.28 | DTRemenak | yeah, but many people will know what a troll means if he says "j00 455!" |
18:28.23 | learner | heh |
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18:53.05 | Patlabor221 | anyone care to comment on this? |
18:53.07 | Patlabor221 | http://sasami.bakadigital.com/temp/libIRCSite.png |
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19:08.44 | sussudio | Patlabor221: i get english |
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19:19.38 | Chestal | hi orchid |
19:19.40 | Patlabor221 | english? |
19:20.08 | orchid | hello |
19:21.41 | sussudio | Patlabor221: what comments were you expecting? i got a screenshot of a page in piglatin or something |
19:22.35 | sussudio | if i go to phpbb i get a page in english |
19:22.45 | Patlabor221 | it's a site layout |
19:22.51 | Patlabor221 | the text is just for filler |
19:22.57 | sussudio | hmmk |
19:23.05 | Patlabor221 | I just used a screenie of phpbb site as a template |
19:27.23 | learner | johnny english |
19:28.20 | sussudio | engwrish.com? |
19:30.12 | Patlabor221 | why does everyone actualy try to read the lorium ipsum? |
19:30.26 | amathis | Patlabor221, I don't know :D |
19:37.52 | learner | people can't read it?? |
19:37.59 | learner | babelfish :) |
19:42.40 | sussudio | learner: it's censoring 1.10.7.20041002 too |
19:49.05 | learner | yeah, as long as it has 741, you're in trouble |
19:49.16 | learner | I'm making it a little more intelligent now |
19:50.09 | learner | if the length of the match is > 4 and contains no letters, it will ignore it |
19:50.19 | sussudio | k |
19:50.30 | sussudio | it should probably just ignore versionreplies |
19:51.24 | sussudio | would also keep some less-than-capable admins from accusing me of using a cheatclient just because of the funny versionreply |
19:53.13 | learner | in 1.11 those replies don't come from the clients so they won't get filtered |
19:53.13 | sussudio | oh, one thing kinda bugs me. the white cross for burrowed tanks. could you make that the teamcolor? |
19:53.31 | learner | in 1.10 they actually come from the client as a text reply |
19:59.22 | learner | hrm.. looks like I already put a fix in of sorts |
19:59.32 | learner | it won't match words that don't begin with a letter |
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19:59.53 | learner | numbers are completely ignored as word-start positions |
20:00.25 | learner | at least I think.. /me reads more |
20:02.22 | learner | ahh, I recant.. that's only for prefix/suffix matching |
20:02.35 | learner | yes, flag free and flag-spawn zones have come up before |
20:03.17 | sussudio | just to keep people from using SR, G and SW on enemy bases... |
20:03.28 | sussudio | it's just cheap. |
20:31.24 | sussudio | hmm it censors tatti but not 'tatti' |
20:31.36 | sussudio | also, it doesn't censor 1.1.07.20040711 when i type it out |
20:34.45 | learner | that's because .07. is not the same as .7. |
20:35.02 | sussudio | i typoed |
20:35.04 | learner | it wants a word boundary, which 0 is not |
20:35.13 | sussudio | i typed 1.10.7.20040711 |
20:35.17 | learner | hrmm |
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20:35.52 | learner | then I'd need a debug server to see what was going on there |
20:39.50 | CIA-1 | BZFlag: 03brlcad * 10bzflag/src/common/WordFilter.cxx: make sure that longer matches actually include at least 1 alphabetic |
20:42.07 | sussudio | bow before me, mortal! |
20:42.32 | DTRemenak | uh, yeah right :) |
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20:42.55 | learner | heh |
20:44.04 | sussudio | shop smart. shop s-mart. |
20:49.28 | sussudio | ibot: where's apt? |
20:49.29 | ibot | apt was last seen in #debian saying "I'm going to get that xk if it's the last thing I do". We suspect it was. |
20:50.14 | Patlabor221 | they are all the same process, he may have consoldated them |
20:50.29 | sussudio | apt's not in #debian |
20:50.55 | Patlabor221 | is ibot or jbot? |
20:51.07 | sussudio | nope |
20:51.32 | Patlabor221 | maybe Tim didn't want to run apt anymore |
20:51.45 | Patlabor221 | he did some changes to them a while ago |
20:51.46 | sussudio | *shrug* |
20:52.30 | learner | WOOHOO! |
20:52.41 | learner | dedicated host is up and running |
20:54.20 | PrezKennedy | yay!! |
20:54.36 | learner | good lord is the machine bare :) |
20:54.41 | learner | no bash |
20:54.49 | PrezKennedy | ... |
20:55.18 | PrezKennedy | thats almost like a car without a steering wheel |
20:55.21 | learner | gonna take a while to get everything installed |
20:56.59 | DTRemenak | heh, what _did_ they give you? |
20:58.43 | learner | :) |
20:59.23 | learner | just the essentials: ssh and a compiler ;) |
20:59.53 | DTRemenak | well, I guess that's enough to get whatever else you need :) |
21:01.16 | learner | disc writes are about 18MB/s, that'll work |
21:03.01 | learner | heh, sweet -- I can't download fast enough from home.. peaks out my 400KB/s |
21:03.54 | DTRemenak | cool :) |
21:04.51 | PrezKennedy | lemme see how fast i can download... |
21:04.52 | PrezKennedy | ;) |
21:07.21 | learner | that one is over 5Mbit and was scaling up linearly.. |
21:07.30 | learner | 700KB/s when terminated |
21:08.40 | PrezKennedy | unless you were trying that from work... |
21:08.58 | learner | Ping times: 66.111.56.1 ? |
21:09.32 | DTRemenak | 60 ms steady |
21:09.34 | sussudio | 130ms |
21:10.44 | PrezKennedy | i think my router is getting in the way |
21:10.48 | PrezKennedy | i dont get any response |
21:11.36 | PrezKennedy | or maybe its the campus firewall... |
21:12.07 | sussudio | or maybe some bunnies who are eating the reply packets. |
21:12.28 | PrezKennedy | yeah... |
21:12.30 | PrezKennedy | outside the campus |
21:12.34 | PrezKennedy | cuz i can ping inside of it |
21:12.53 | sussudio | ~ping PrezKennedy |
21:12.55 | ibot | pong PrezKennedy |
21:13.01 | sussudio | ibot: you're lame |
21:13.51 | DTRemenak | 73 ms +/- 1ms from another location |
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21:17.50 | PrezKennedy | 38 ms |
21:17.54 | PrezKennedy | from north carolina |
21:18.44 | learner | it's in FL, so that all makes sense .. good good |
21:19.34 | DTRemenak | both of mine were from CA, if you were wondering |
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21:22.05 | CIA-1 | libIRC: 03jeffm2501 * 10libirc/examples/stupidBot/src/stupidBot.cpp: don't eat the config on a flush |
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21:36.36 | amathis | darn |
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22:03.59 | BaDiN | olá |
22:04.17 | BaDiN | can someone help me to connect my two laptops with an ethernet cable (no router) |
22:07.40 | sussudio | you'd need a crossover cable, PiGS |
22:07.44 | JBdiGriz | You need a crossover cable |
22:08.42 | JBdiGriz | Are you building your own cables? It's easiest to buy one. |
22:09.05 | BaDiN | i just have an ethernet cable |
22:09.06 | BaDiN | lol |
22:09.21 | BaDiN | which is connected to both computers |
22:09.28 | sussudio | that's not going to work |
22:09.35 | BaDiN | last week I did managed to see the 2nd from the 1st, and trade files |
22:09.39 | BaDiN | but now I can't |
22:09.43 | BaDiN | dunno why |
22:10.02 | BaDiN | (I use win xp - shame on me :P) |
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22:12.15 | sussudio | well either get a crossover cable or a hub. |
22:12.42 | BaDiN | you say that I cannot connect the 2 computers with just an ethernet cable? |
22:12.46 | sussudio | nope |
22:13.02 | BaDiN | but... I halfly did it some days ago |
22:13.11 | BaDiN | I did move files from here to there |
22:13.12 | sussudio | no, that was the shrooms |
22:13.35 | BaDiN | shrooms? |
22:13.50 | BaDiN | brb |
22:13.54 | sussudio | yeah... they make you see stuff that isn't there. like giant bunnies. |
22:17.54 | Patlabor221 | some cards will auto switch |
22:18.09 | sussudio | they will? |
22:18.13 | Patlabor221 | yeah |
22:18.17 | Patlabor221 | it's not a common thing tho |
22:18.19 | Patlabor221 | but I've seen it |
22:19.02 | sussudio | i just use a switch. |
22:19.48 | Patlabor221 | as do I |
22:19.58 | Patlabor221 | I've even sene cards that let you dasy chain |
22:20.08 | *** join/#bzflag BaDiN (~Paramount@adslsapo-b4-225-4.telepac.pt) |
22:20.11 | BaDiN | okay |
22:20.13 | sussudio | like a vampire tap? |
22:20.18 | BaDiN | from this computer I see the other |
22:20.33 | BaDiN | on the "casa" net |
22:20.35 | Patlabor221 | sussudio: it was a card with 2 ports, forgot it's name |
22:20.41 | sussudio | compaq? |
22:20.45 | sussudio | i've seen those |
22:20.46 | Patlabor221 | no |
22:20.48 | BaDiN | but I can't access to it - it says I dont have permission, or so |
22:20.50 | Patlabor221 | some 'tosh thing |
22:20.54 | sussudio | hmm |
22:20.58 | Patlabor221 | BaDiN: then set your permisions |
22:20.59 | BaDiN | and the other can't access to "casa" net |
22:21.05 | Patlabor221 | what OS? |
22:21.23 | BaDiN | win xp |
22:21.26 | Patlabor221 | home or pro? |
22:21.29 | BaDiN | home |
22:21.37 | sussudio | i've seen some 4-port nics for sale |
22:21.39 | Patlabor221 | add users for each system on the other system |
22:21.44 | sussudio | they were kinda really expensive though |
22:21.47 | Patlabor221 | and turn on the guest account |
22:22.14 | Patlabor221 | sussudio: it wasn't like 2 nicks on one card, it just sent and receved out of both ports. it had one single MAC, and was one interface on the computer |
22:22.19 | Patlabor221 | was old ISA tho |
22:22.21 | Patlabor221 | 10bt |
22:22.24 | sussudio | ah |
22:22.34 | bryjen | multi port cards are often "server" cards. more bandwidth, redundant |
22:22.47 | BaDiN | hum |
22:22.52 | Patlabor221 | yeah this wasn't that |
22:23.03 | Patlabor221 | it was for replacing old appletalk networks with ethernet |
22:23.17 | Patlabor221 | then they made an ISA card for PCs to put them on the network |
22:23.36 | BaDiN | ok |
22:23.38 | sussudio | 4-channel 10/100 adaptec 64 bit PCI card 200 euro |
22:23.38 | BaDiN | did it |
22:23.41 | sussudio | *gasp* |
22:24.00 | BaDiN | i think the problem is that the other computer doesn't see the "casa" net |
22:24.20 | sussudio | casa texugo? |
22:24.46 | BaDiN | the other time (the time I did it), it happened the same, but I could open the shared directory |
22:24.49 | BaDiN | lol |
22:24.49 | Patlabor221 | make sure they are both on the same workgroup |
22:24.52 | BaDiN | no, just casa :P |
22:24.58 | Patlabor221 | and have IPs in the same subnet |
22:25.00 | sussudio | every house needs a badger or two |
22:25.08 | Patlabor221 | i.e. the first 3 sets of numbers are the same |
22:25.16 | BaDiN | they are - paramount and klaus (the 2 computers) are on "casa" |
22:25.20 | BaDiN | ah, one question |
22:25.27 | BaDiN | (sorry about the lameness) |
22:25.30 | BaDiN | how do I see the IPs? |
22:25.41 | Patlabor221 | controll pannel |
22:25.43 | sussudio | wntipcfg? |
22:25.44 | Patlabor221 | netowork |
22:25.51 | Patlabor221 | that's another way |
22:25.53 | Patlabor221 | ipconfig |
22:25.59 | Patlabor221 | on the command line |
22:26.18 | bryjen | right click on the network thingy and select status, or something like that |
22:26.25 | Patlabor221 | properties |
22:27.06 | bryjen | there's a place that just shows it. properties will let you change it. |
22:27.14 | bryjen | if its static |
22:27.43 | Tupone | winipcfg will give your ip if dynamic (and if is static too) |
22:27.51 | BaDiN | but I cant see the properties of the klaus computer |
22:27.56 | BaDiN | i see it, but cant touch it |
22:27.57 | BaDiN | lol |
22:28.15 | Tupone | a broadcast ping will do it |
22:28.16 | Patlabor221 | winipcfg dosn't exist 2k or better |
22:28.20 | Patlabor221 | it's just ipconfig |
22:28.32 | BaDiN | ipconfig doesnt do a thing |
22:28.38 | BaDiN | opens and dissappears right away |
22:28.38 | Patlabor221 | BaDiN: are they both conencted to a router or something |
22:28.43 | Patlabor221 | BaDiN: type cmd first |
22:28.48 | Patlabor221 | then hit enter |
22:28.51 | Patlabor221 | then ipconfig |
22:29.02 | bryjen | in the cmd window |
22:29.04 | Patlabor221 | how are the systems geting IPs |
22:29.19 | BaDiN | ah, okay |
22:29.41 | BaDiN | it just shows the internet connection to my isp, and the net bridge |
22:29.55 | Patlabor221 | are you on dial up? |
22:30.04 | BaDiN | adsl |
22:30.10 | Patlabor221 | and you don't have a hub? |
22:30.15 | BaDiN | nope |
22:30.26 | Patlabor221 | then how are you connecting it all together? |
22:30.34 | Patlabor221 | DSL into one computer |
22:30.40 | Patlabor221 | then how do you conenct the other coputer? |
22:30.48 | BaDiN | ethernet cable |
22:30.52 | Patlabor221 | into what? |
22:30.59 | Patlabor221 | or is the modem USB? |
22:31.04 | BaDiN | no, no |
22:31.09 | BaDiN | yes |
22:31.11 | BaDiN | the modem is usb |
22:31.14 | Patlabor221 | ahh |
22:31.24 | Patlabor221 | turn on internet connection sharing on the one with the modem |
22:31.25 | BaDiN | and the cable connects the computers |
22:31.32 | Patlabor221 | restart the other PC |
22:31.39 | Patlabor221 | then put them on the same workgroup |
22:31.46 | Patlabor221 | or get a router |
22:31.50 | Patlabor221 | it's much easyer with a router |
22:32.08 | Patlabor221 | your other PC isn't geting an IP |
22:32.32 | BaDiN | ahh, i forgot i did that the other time, lol |
22:32.33 | BaDiN | yes |
22:32.33 | Patlabor221 | the PC with the modem efectivly has 2 network cards. |
22:32.40 | BaDiN | im going to |
22:32.53 | BaDiN | this was just a temporarly solution |
22:33.02 | BaDiN | because I need to move files |
22:33.47 | BaDiN | hum |
22:33.47 | bryjen | win xp machines should fall back to MS's autoconfig address range |
22:33.49 | BaDiN | now I see none, lol |
22:34.25 | BaDiN | grrr |
22:34.28 | BaDiN | why is this so hard to do? |
22:34.28 | BaDiN | lol |
22:34.35 | BaDiN | brb, gonna try another thing |
22:35.40 | bryjen | and by default the workgroup is WORKGROUP |
22:35.50 | bryjen | so they'd be the same |
22:39.36 | amathis | hmm |
22:42.02 | Patlabor221 | unless it's a OEM install |
22:42.06 | Patlabor221 | then it's what ever they put |
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22:45.37 | sussudio | like HPPAVILION |
22:47.11 | Patlabor221 | yeah |
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22:54.14 | BaDiN | okay |
22:54.26 | BaDiN | from "klaus" i see "paramount", and from "paramount" i see "klaus" |
22:54.28 | BaDiN | but I cant access |
22:54.29 | BaDiN | lol |
22:55.03 | sussudio | define 'access' |
22:55.10 | BaDiN | i cant "enter" |
22:55.20 | sussudio | :-P |
22:55.22 | BaDiN | i see the icon, but i cant go in there |
22:55.23 | BaDiN | lol |
22:55.38 | BaDiN | oh |
22:55.39 | Patlabor221 | share something |
22:55.42 | BaDiN | and I see the IPs! |
22:55.42 | BaDiN | lol |
22:55.53 | sussudio | can they ping eachother? |
22:56.39 | BaDiN | ill try |
22:57.00 | BaDiN | yep |
22:57.46 | sussudio | so what are you trying to do? to be able to share something, you'll have to install server for microsoft networking blahbluh |
22:57.58 | BaDiN | oh |
22:58.08 | BaDiN | from paramount I can ping klaus, but not the vice-versa |
22:58.20 | sussudio | or you could run bzfs on one of them and bzflag on the other and play |
22:58.32 | BaDiN | so, I should be able to move files of klaus |
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22:58.34 | sussudio | paramount probably has a firewall then |
22:58.41 | BaDiN | ah, doh |
22:58.41 | BaDiN | it has |
22:58.42 | BaDiN | lol |
22:59.01 | BaDiN | but if paramount can ping klaus |
22:59.09 | BaDiN | it should be able to access to it |
22:59.09 | BaDiN | right? |
22:59.24 | BaDiN | (as it happened the other day) |
22:59.27 | BaDiN | but I cant |
22:59.28 | BaDiN | why?? |
22:59.28 | sussudio | if paramount can ping klaus it's _already_ accessing it |
22:59.29 | BaDiN | lol |
22:59.39 | BaDiN | oh, ok |
22:59.41 | BaDiN | doh |
22:59.59 | Patlabor221 | also make sure something is shared on the computer your opening |
23:00.02 | Patlabor221 | or it won't let you in |
23:00.38 | BaDiN | it is |
23:00.53 | BaDiN | grrr |
23:01.05 | BaDiN | i can ping it, but i cant put files there, or take files from there |
23:01.06 | Patlabor221 | or just burn a CD |
23:01.17 | Patlabor221 | you have the guest account enabled? |
23:01.20 | BaDiN | yep |
23:01.42 | Patlabor221 | and permisions on the sare are set to allow anyone? |
23:01.55 | BaDiN | jepp |
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23:03.00 | paramount | grrr |
23:03.01 | paramount | lol |
23:03.21 | BaDiN | paste from (00:01) @<Patlabor221> and permisions on the sare are set to allow anyone? |
23:03.21 | BaDiN | (00:01) <BaDiN> jepp |
23:03.22 | BaDiN | please |
23:03.44 | Patlabor221 | huh? |
23:04.12 | BaDiN | you guys didnt say anything? |
23:04.45 | Patlabor221 | no |
23:04.54 | BaDiN | lol, ok |
23:05.09 | BaDiN | so, I have an IP |
23:05.14 | BaDiN | I can ping it |
23:05.20 | BaDiN | how can I see the files in there? |
23:05.40 | BaDiN | (sorry for being such a pain in the ass) |
23:06.05 | BaDiN | when I try to access to the other computer |
23:06.13 | BaDiN | (either on klaus or paramount) |
23:06.15 | BaDiN | it says |
23:06.21 | BaDiN | "cant find the net path" |
23:07.13 | Patlabor221 | wellcome to workgroup networking |
23:07.33 | BaDiN | lol, well thank you |
23:07.44 | BaDiN | i think ill buy an usb cable, tomorrow |
23:07.47 | BaDiN | and connect both computers |
23:07.48 | BaDiN | lol |
23:11.17 | BaDiN | is there other way for me to connect both laptops with just a cable? |
23:13.47 | learner | cross-over cable, serial, ethernet, parallel, etc |
23:13.55 | sussudio | mushroom, snake |
23:15.10 | learner | footy footy |
23:15.22 | Tupone | hi learner |
23:15.22 | BaDiN | how about an USB cable? |
23:15.24 | learner | http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/35/ |
23:15.36 | sussudio | learner: try 47 and keep your sanity |
23:16.45 | learner | salad fingers was pretty twisted/curious/funny |
23:16.58 | BaDiN | LOL |
23:16.58 | sussudio | who looovvvessss the chocolate |
23:17.22 | learner | BaDiN, only on OS X and custom Linux kernels |
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23:19.59 | BaDiN | hum |
23:20.09 | BaDiN | i'd better buy a hub=? |
23:20.55 | bryjen | if you can ping, its not the network that's the problem |
23:23.30 | BaDiN | what's the problem, then? |
23:23.32 | BaDiN | lol |
23:26.07 | bryjen | software. file and print sharing checked for the network card? right click on some folder and share it. permissions on the share and folder |
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23:30.00 | Tupone | hi chiko |
23:30.31 | sn0w_kitty | ciao tupo |
23:30.48 | Tupone | do you like the new version? |
23:30.52 | sn0w_kitty | heehe |
23:30.59 | sn0w_kitty | ya itz kewl |
23:31.14 | sn0w_kitty | esp. da new cloaking effect |
23:31.21 | sn0w_kitty | an new textures |
23:31.27 | sn0w_kitty | =) |
23:31.40 | learner | sn0w_kitty: kittysnack |
23:31.51 | sn0w_kitty | learner: gee thnx learna |
23:31.54 | sn0w_kitty | =) |
23:31.58 | learner | :) |
23:32.01 | sn0w_kitty | u kno wut.. |
23:32.13 | sn0w_kitty | i think dat cloak fade iz coolio |
23:32.26 | learner | MMm.. i don't think I've seen it yet |
23:32.36 | sn0w_kitty | it'd b neet 2 c Steath do dat too ...buh fade on radar |
23:32.40 | Tupone | have you saw the treads running? |
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23:32.58 | sn0w_kitty | ya da treads =) kewlness |
23:33.23 | sn0w_kitty | or .. |
23:34.12 | sn0w_kitty | wen a tank picks upz tiny flag ..it goes thru to b tiny..insted of instantly |
23:34.32 | sn0w_kitty | same wif obesity flag ..u can c it get fatty |
23:34.36 | sn0w_kitty | heehe |
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23:35.03 | sn0w_kitty | an narrow ...u c it get skinny |
23:35.27 | Tupone | yeah, great effects |
23:35.43 | Tupone | that is all from trepan |
23:36.00 | sn0w_kitty | ya those effects would b kewl 2 c along wif da new cloak |
23:36.31 | amathis | learner, is OC's linux build system working? |
23:37.23 | sn0w_kitty | gj trepan (if u c dis ;) |
23:38.18 | sn0w_kitty | an of course gj to all dat contributed 2 da new version ;) |
23:39.01 | Tupone | sn0w_kitty: if you wanna help, continue to test it, and come here often |
23:39.13 | sn0w_kitty | o okies |
23:39.31 | sn0w_kitty | i'd <3 to help |
23:39.34 | sn0w_kitty | =) |
23:41.11 | learner | amathis, not afaik |
23:41.18 | amathis | ok |
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23:44.02 | bryjen | Tupone: using -cache helps the huge aztec map. From Connect to Ready to enter is 4:30 at secretplace, but only 1:30 on mine with -cache |
23:44.28 | Tupone | ok |
23:45.12 | Tupone | but I think it does depend on the connectivity of where you publish that |
23:47.29 | bryjen | my -cache is the apache httpd on the same host with my bzfs |
23:49.04 | Tupone | oh, so that we gain just removing delay on the client. Dunno if that is positive for speed or negative for we steal network band to other players |
23:49.05 | amathis | ok, can someone tell me something.. |
23:49.13 | amathis | where is the function printFatalError() defined |
23:51.37 | learner | ErrorHandler |
23:52.56 | amathis | is that a class or a file :D |
23:53.19 | learner | find . -name ErrorHandler\* |
23:54.37 | learner | find it? |
23:54.38 | amathis | ah thanks |
23:54.58 | amathis | src/common/ErrorHandler.cpp and include/ErrorHandler.h |
23:55.10 | learner | now quite, but yes |
23:55.23 | learner | there are no .cpp in bz :) |
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23:55.56 | learner | unless you're looking at OC and pat renamed them |
23:56.12 | amathis | learner, I am looking at oc. |
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