Junior Developers
 

Interested in becomming an EQEMu dev?
Here's how to get started:
Post code snippets (not dbs, this isn't for world building) on this forum
Make sure to stick "Jr Dev Code" up at the top of your post and in the topic.
If it works out ok you will be flagged as a Junior Developer and gain access to a special board.
Make sure to put all your code snippets on the new forum as well as reading the sticky there.
Devs will merge your code for you and help you out (doesn't mean they will teach you to program).

Some of you have already posted useful and working fixes. You are the reason we started this. Yes, we noticed!

So, for those of you who have a headstart and a history of contributions out there, here's an alternative for you. Post a message, saying you are interested and include links to some of your code changes/additions.This will let us know you are interested and remind us of the coding you have already done.

I am eager to see this get going. I know we have some great talent out there. I've seen your work. I believe this is going to help the Emu move forward much more quickly and prevent anything from falling through the cracks as it may have in the past.

Looking forward to working with you. :-)

not sure if this is enough,but im working for more features.
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14489
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14937
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14665
I have done some features to my server too,but I need to go atm,will post later.Cya :twisted:

Jr Dev Code
 

#include

int main() {
cout << "Hello world!";
while(1) { }
return 0;
}

Sorry Valex, no cigar :(

1) Won't compile, need name of include file expected after #include directive. <iostream.h> would be a good one since you're using cout.

2) Your program will go in an infinite loop doing absolutely nothing because of your while statement.

meh
 

Sorry Delete please i will post in forum not this post

valex you forgot std:: in front of the cout

but you could have added
using std::cout; after you did main()

=(( dang





may i ask somthing,

Are we suppose to put c++

and also for making features for ur server,do u use C++ or perl?

Is EMu made out of C++?

Sorry,
just want to know=)

ummm yeah....first leason, If you can keep it simple DO IT there is no need fot std:: infront of cout Example:

#include <iostream.h>

int x;
int y;
int z;
(it is a good idea to declare all your variables before you work on functions because i have recieved alot of errors when declaring variables in ohter functions)

int main()
{
cout<<"Hello please enter 2 numbers to be multiplyed."<<endl;
cout<<"Enter the first number now."<<endl;
cin>>x;
cout<<"Now enter your seconed number."<<endl;
cin>>y;
z=x*y;
cout<<"Here is the answer."<<z<<endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}

Hmm its been a while since i have done any type of programming as my computers been breaking down but i believe that is correct.

hi =)
I'm a worldbuilder but if i can help a little I would be glad
Here's last thing i have written :
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15117

what languges are you intrested in

i can do a couple of languges but mainly vb.net and java

or is eqemu dont in c++ (next on list to learn)

Dont forget that you have to invert x and y, to fit to lives standars.. no?

I must try this.

Junior Coder
 

if (expression) {
statements;
} else {
statements;
}

for (expression; expression; expression) {
statements;
}

do {
statements;
} while (expression);

while (expression) {
statements;
}

switch (expression) {
case constant:
statements;
break;
default:
statements;
break;
}

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{

int a = 243;
int b;
int c;

cout<<"what is the password?";
cin>>b;
{ if(b == a)
cout<<"how did you find out the password?!";
}
{ if(b != a)
cout<<"haha! you dont know the password...go die..";
}
cin>>c;
return 0;
}

my skillz are leet

Here are some of the things I have done so far. Got a few more things I'm testing atm now.

http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15862
and
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15959

not the greatest yet but im learning slowly and if theres anything i can learn about the project through the other forum or if theres a large list of time consuming little things that need fixed, i want in!

http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16398

so i guess thats a no? a response would have been nice =/

I think its more a case of there's a lot going on and it takes a while to notice.

// Purpose: messages travel both up and down the layers,
// message interface per layer per direction,
// one concrete Facade per layer (implements 1 or 2 interfaces)
// Singleton access to Facade objects

#include
using namespace std;

class ChildOf3 { public: virtual void downMessage() = 0; };
class ParentOf2 { public: virtual void upMessage() = 0; };
class ChildOf2 { public: virtual void downMessage() = 0; };
class ParentOf1 { public: virtual void upMessage() = 0; };

class C : public ParentOf2 { public:
void execute();
void upMessage();
};
class B : public ParentOf1, public ChildOf3 { public:
void upMessage();
void downMessage();
};
class A : public ChildOf2 { public:
void downMessage();
void execute();
};

class SC { // Singleton Collection
public:
static C& layer3() { return cObject; }
static B& layer2() { return bObject; }
static A& layer1() { return aObject; }
private:
static C cObject; static B bObject; static A aObject;
};
C SC::cObject; B SC::bObject; A SC::aObject;

void thirdParty( ChildOf2& obj1, ChildOf3& obj2, ParentOf2& obj3 ) {
obj1.downMessage();
obj2.downMessage();
obj3.upMessage();
}

void main( void ) {
SC::layer3().execute();
SC::layer1().execute();
thirdParty( SC::layer1(), SC::layer2(), SC::layer3() );
}

// C::execute // A::execute // A::downMessage
// B::downMessage // B::upMessage // B::downMessage
// A::downMessage // C::upMessage // A::downMessage
// C::upMessage

void C::execute() { cout

Thats some code for a game im making :)

This code wont do anything, and if it does what the hell is it doing? Besides developers are looking for contributions that you've made to EQEmu theres nothing showing us that you didnt just copy that form somewhere. I know i'm not a developer just telling you what they will tell you.

Geez zkhava. i think i prolly already told you this before.

posting code is pointless unless it fixes or adds something to eqemu. nobody cares about a game you're making. And if they did, you'd be better posting it in offtopic not adding to here like you deserve junior dev or something.

for all we know you prolly cut and paste that from some game code snippet site. It's nothing special =(

Let's leave it at that, or I'll start editting posts. There's a thread about this gentlemen, and it's been locked for a reason!

bah NM. somebody must have updated something. --- ignore

Junior Developer
 

#include <iostream.p>
using std;
int main()
{

int a = 243;
int b;
int c;

cout<<"what is the password?";
cin>>b;
{ if(b == a)
cout<<"how did you find the password out?!";
}
{ if(b != a)
cout<<"u should know the password ";
}
cin>>c;
return 0;
} :D

/bow down to the c++ genius :lol:

Ok pop quiz, Kumadar.

Somebody has found out the password is 243. So now I don't want the password to be hard coded into the program anymore. I wish for it to read from a file in the same folder as the program named pwd.txt.

Please post the modified program that will do this :P

Can the text file be in a typical INI type style?

No, the contents of the pwd.txt file are just the password. Nothing else.

And I wanna see a submission from Kumadar, not you :P

The LoginServer Source? 0.o

what is that illegal?

Kind of useless without the eqcrypto.dll, no?

-edit-
Besides, it isn't complete anyway.

It's useless either way because they changed the crypto and the protocol lol

True, but doesn't mean you couldn't RUN it (even if you cant log into it)

...not that that would help.

With slight modification (actually, just define MINILOGIN or PUBLIC_LOGIN) you could run it without eqcrypto.dll I'm sure :P

Just completely pointless :)

Please:
1) Don't post things that are not your own work.
2) Don't post 981273918273 lines of source in here.

Jr. Dev Code
 

I have been working on some of the 0.6.1 DR1 Bugs, and I am interested in becoming a Jr. Dev...
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/showthread.php?t=18731

Take a look and tell me what you think so far.
Thanks,
-Suede-

// You have to run the program before deciding
// Remember, a promise is a promise
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout << "I would like the privilege to see the dev board for educational purposes. "
<< endl << "However, I do not want the gay junior dev title."
<< endl << endl << "You will allow me to see the board right?"
<< endl << "(Y)es/(N)o:";
char willnottakenoforanswer = 'n';

cin >> willnottakenoforanswer;

while ((willnottakenoforanswer!='y') && (willnottakenoforanswer!='Y'))
{ cout << "Wrong answer, please try again." << endl;
cin >> willnottakenoforanswer;
}
cout << "That was the right choice.";
return 0;
}

Jr Dev Code
 

Want to try dev eqemu code . and how can I update code if needed.
just show at here ? .

// Can item be equipped?

bool ItemCommonInst::IsEquipable(int16 race, int16 class_) const
{
if (!m_item)
return false;

bool israce = false;
bool isclass = false;

if (m_item->Slots == 0) {
return false;
}

uint32 classes_ = m_item->Common.Classes;
uint32 races_ = m_item->Common.Races;
int32 race_ = 0;
#ifndef PACKETCOLLECTOR
race_ = GetArrayRace(race);
#endif
// @merth: can this be optimized? i.e., will (race & common->Races) suffice?
if( ((1<<(class_-1)) & classes_) > 0 )
{
isclass = true;
}
if( ((1<<(race-1)) & races_) > 0 )
{
isclass = true;
}
/*
for (int cur_class = 1; cur_class<=15; cur_class++) {
if (classes_ % 2 == 1) {
if (cur_class == class_) {
isclass = true;
}
}
classes_ >>= 1;
}

for (unsigned int cur_race = 1; cur_race <= 15; cur_race++) {

if (races_ % 2 == 1) {
if (cur_race == race_) {
israce = true;
}
}
races_ >>= 1;
}
*/
return (israce && isclass);
}