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Aug 4, 2001, 9:45am

lol, I bet Tony uses the FAgent on purpose, it IS a very good one and
it has full support for everything a newsreader needs.

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Aug 10, 2001, 8:22pm

Never did that, always worked without. Sometimes it helps to read the
manual only if needed ;)

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Jan 5, 2001, 10:40am

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I didn't dig out this already dead thread and I did not relate to the
original post (but have watched the discussion).

I just can not agree when Milenko writes that no one cares about it.
XelaG offers his bots for free and if that should be a reason to call
him names it goes over my head - and I do care about it.

But good to hear that you made peace :)

Volker


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> This post is from November.. me and XelaG worked out our differences..
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Sep 1, 2001, 7:41am

Nothing to be afraid about.

An off-topic post is by far not abusive enough to ban
someone or take away her/his web account.
Reasons to do that are continous spamming, flooding,
posting huge binaries or abusive contents, not just
off-topic posts.

Volker

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Sep 3, 2001, 3:41pm

Are you sure that the user email is an attribute in the 2.2 SDK?

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Sep 29, 2001, 11:00am

Isn't there any text that comes with this 1403?
When exactly does it occur? Does it come up when
you load a page or when you try to access an object
or when you start a world server?
Does it come up in the AW browser or do you see it
in the server log?

It should not be a HTTP error, I think it's more related to
the Xitami or to AW. All HTTP codes are <1000 I think.

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Oct 1, 2001, 3:01am

A PeekMessage() with PM_NOREMOVE in your loop might help.

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Oct 5, 2001, 3:25am

Just a guess, if you have

char *temp;

replace it by

char temp[40];

maybe?

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Oct 5, 2001, 3:30am

hm, maybe a little more explanation

char *temp;

This does not give you a buffer where you can store characters,
so it is just an uninitialized pointer that points to some
place in memory, it might be yours, it might belong to a different
program or it might even be program code that you destroy when
you copy (or sprintf) stuff there


char temp[40];

This can be used to actually store a string with up to 39
characters (plus 0x00 character at the end). Such an array
always consists of storage that you may use and (implicite)
a pointer too, so it can be used like a pointer but this
pointer is already initialized when it is created.

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Oct 3, 2001, 12:02pm

Did you check the C: drive too? Some temporary files during
compile/link go there, maybe you need to clean your c:\temp
folder (or whereever the %TEMP points to)

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Oct 3, 2001, 6:41pm

Not always necessary, he could try to add the DLL to the project
instead of the LIB. I'm not sure if MSC5 does that but Watcom for
example can create import libraries from DLLs automatically and
link these. Afaik. the aw.LIB is nothing but an import library
for the aw.DLL so this might work.

If that does not work there's still the active way to load a
library with LoadLibrary(), GetProcAddress() and FreeLibrary().
A little more work but cheaper than a new MSC. And less money
for this company we all love so much ;)

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Oct 14, 2001, 2:11am

no VB knowledge but here's my idea from C :

A constant is a constant value that can only be set from
values that can be evaluated at compile time. Simple
calculations that are evaluated from other constants
are values like that.

Everything that might change its value in any runtime
operation (function results are evaluated at runtime)
always has to be a variable instead of a constant.

If either PLAYER_ID or WELCOME_MESSAGE_NEWPLAYER are
declared constant, the compiler will not allow changes
on runtime. Usually all-uppercase names are used for
constants, to make clear that these cannot be used on
the left side of the "equals"-operator.

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Oct 14, 2001, 4:23am

oh, now I understand this hilite stuff - if I take it out
I can read the code and see the error in it (I guess).

You assign a value to a function !

sdk1.AwWhisper(PLAYER_ID, WELCOME_MESSAGE_NEWPLAYER) = True

A function isn't a good L-Value, not useable for the left side
of the equals sign

just a hint :
You should consult a styleguide sometimes ;)

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Oct 14, 2001, 4:38pm

Maybe VB requires that a return value of a function is
always used? AwWhisper is declared as a function returning
a longint value, that would be :


Dim DummyLong As Long

DummyLong = sdk1.AwWhisper(PLAYER_ID, WELCOME_MESSAGE_NEWPLAYER)


optional :

If (sdk1.AwWhisper(PLAYER_ID, WELCOME_MESSAGE_NEWPLAYER) > 0) Then
Begin <= just an empty statement here, ...
End <= ... I guess in VB it looks like this


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Oct 31, 2001, 4:49am

It seems that here Linux becomes more and more a developement
platform. Even insurance companies, known to be conservative
in their choice of software, are running more and more Linux
backends and have projects on them. Not many frontends though,
not yet at least.

I'm waiting with a private Linux server until the Crusoe CPU
is available for PCs, currently it's only available in laptops
and 19" racks - well, I have one ancient installation of Linux
on a 486 but I don't use that box anymore.

I would be interested.

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Oct 31, 2001, 6:10am

I had an effect like this when I didn't have an
aw_wait() active for some time.

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Nov 4, 2001, 12:37pm

http://www.mjtnet.com/ - their Macro Scheduler - might help

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Nov 4, 2001, 6:02pm

I missed that you are looking for a VB solution, didn't
see the message subject, that's why I came with this
macro thing, sorry.

I can name some system calls that might bring you closer
to a solution, I have no experience with them but know
roughly what they do :

Hook = SetWindowsHookEx (WH_SYSMSGFILTER, ...)
SysMsgProc (...);
UnhookWindowsHookEx (Hook);

Maybe this points you to some ideas without the need
for a timer.

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Nov 18, 2001, 2:32am

If you got this message from the IO that could mean
that it isn't a message that the SK produces.

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Nov 18, 2001, 8:25pm

PHP SDK? Where did you see that?

You can add own compiled functions to PHP - but I'm
quite sure that you misunderstood something. Some
use PHP to add features to their object path, or
enhance the world admin tool, but that isn't a SDK
thing, it is done using HTTP and separate compiled
Linux binaries.

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Nov 18, 2001, 10:09pm

Sounds much like windows :-(

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Nov 19, 2001, 1:22am

The way functions are added to PHP is not identical
in Linux and Windows, but compareable - but you need
functions that you can add.
The DLL that includes the AW-SDK into PHP cannot be
much more than a wrapper that hangs those function
into the interpreter's chained function list. But in
order to create such a wrapper you need something to
wrap - for windows that is the AW.DLL, but there is no
pendant for Linux.

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Nov 20, 2001, 12:53am

A bot and a web page could work well together, especially when
web page (and bot) are on the same host as the world server.
No need to have a separate PC always running.

Sure PHP is not the ideal language for a bot, but a nice
enhancement for a world information page for example.

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Jan 19, 2001, 3:23pm

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that's where you found the SDK interface for VB :
http://aw.grimmsoft.com/sdk/
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Nov 25, 2001, 6:28pm

Looks very much as if the linker would not like the
microsoft library format. I heard from some people
who tried different compilers about trouble, either
with the format or with undefined symbols, some even
from a standard function that is used wrong in the
SDK (stricmp(), see note below).


Best you would get rid of both libraries and use the
DLL instead. This requires either a DLL library
import tool in your compiler or manual imports with
LoadLibrary(). Most windows developement systems should
have such an implib tool.

Watcom for example handles the import calls itself,
by creating an import file for the linker :
wlib -q -n -b aw.lib aw.dll
The result is the Watcom version of aw.lib, I attached
it in Andras' newsgroup, maybe your Bloodshed linker
is happy with this one, it's worth a try.


Libraries in different IDE's always cause trouble, the
linkers are seldom compatible and the compiler standard
libraries are only standard for this specific IDE.
The AW_Static.lib is a microsoft library and might
work in a microsoft developement system, but you
should forget the idea to use it in a different one.


p.s.: Not on topic but I'll explain :

stricmp() is not a standard function. Ansi compilers
should preceed it with an underscore so it is actually
referred to as _stricmp(). some libraries have strcmpi()
instead, _strcmpi(), bcmpi(), _bcmpi() or strcasecmp().

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Nov 25, 2001, 8:25pm

What I found out so far is that it should look
somehow like this in the Gnu windoze environment :

dlltool --def aw.def --dllname Aw.dll --output-lib aw.a

and the aw.def like this (with no line breaks) :

EXPORTS aw_address aw_avatar_click aw_bool aw_bool_set aw_callback aw_callback_set aw_cell_next aw_citizen_add aw_citizen_attributes_by_name aw_citizen_attributes_by_number aw_citizen_change aw_citizen_delete aw_citizen_next aw_citizen_previous aw_create aw_create_resolved aw_delete_all_objects aw_destroy aw_enter aw_event aw_event_set aw_exit aw_float aw_float_set aw_init aw_instance aw_instance_set aw_int aw_int_set aw_license_add aw_license_attributes aw_license_change aw_license_delete aw_license_next aw_license_previous aw_login aw_object_add aw_object_change aw_object_click aw_object_delete aw_object_load aw_object_select aw_query aw_query_5x5 aw_random aw_say aw_sector_from_cell aw_server_admin aw_server_world_add aw_server_world_change aw_server_world_delete aw_server_world_list aw_server_world_set aw_server_world_start aw_server_world_stop aw_session aw_state_change aw_string aw_string_set aw_teleport aw_term aw_universe_attributes_change aw_universe_ejection_add
aw_universe_ejection_delete aw_universe_ejection_lookup aw_universe_ejection_next aw_universe_ejection_previous aw_url_send aw_wait aw_whisper aw_world_attribute_get aw_world_attribute_set aw_world_attributes_change aw_world_attributes_reset aw_world_eject aw_world_ejection_add aw_world_ejection_delete aw_world_ejection_lookup aw_world_ejection_next aw_world_ejection_previous aw_world_list aw_world_reload_registry


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Nov 25, 2001, 8:36pm

A wish to the AW SDK developers :

Please add a VS_VERSION_INFO ressource to your DLL
so you can right-click a DLL and see which version
it belongs to.

Optional, and even better, have the DLL version in
the name of the distributed files.

Best would be, you did both.


A DLL makes more sense if you can really share it
between several applications. Currently each bot has
to have its own DLL in the directory, because no bot
uses the really dynamic loading of libraries with
LoadModule(), and the import-library linked bots are
not compatible with different DLL versions.

This would help bot users and bot developers to
organize the current DLL chaos.

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Dec 14, 2001, 8:07pm

You find a lot of informations there on
http://www.inner-smile.com/delphit.htm

and here's a tutorial :
http://www.afm.sbu.ac.uk/cs/teaching/prog/

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Dec 16, 2001, 10:20pm

can someone translate this to either english or german?

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Dec 17, 2001, 5:14am

thanks ;)

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