Update to live and a request

[netwired]

This is the first post I have made since I have been registered user of eqemu.

I am self-taught in qbasic, c, c++, visual basic 6(littlebit), java, html, vrml(little bit), and visual c++. I have several years experience in networking, through both windows and linux versions.

I have compiled sources from eqemu and such. I offer my services if you need them. My e-mail is in my profile.

~netwired

[lordaltay2]

I wish to volunteer for the Programing thing. I have basic knowledge on Copying and Pasting. Ive recently learned that you can COPY text from websites and Paste the text in a word document! (ITs simple see!, First you right click then hit copy! Then hit paste in the place u wanna paste) Still new at this but i think i would contribute greatly to the development. Ive also recently learned how to Properly Shut down my PC, I always used to Hit the computer with a Stick until the motherboard fell off, and it turns off. Turning it on was a pain though! Hope you take me.!

[Charmy]

I am sorry this is very improper for me to post this here, but i coudln't stop laughing after i read the part about you hitting your computer with a stick to turn it off.. sorry again for the odd post but




LMAO

[lordaltay2]

Im teh leet programer, Watch this script can turn your PC into a purple monkey with three tails

{
,{Pc ON};
{Convernt to monkey};
Add three tails;
Make purple;

}

IT WORKS TRY IT!, Anyway i recently found out you can convert a PC mouse into a 20 Gig hardrive. Heres how. First you Reconfigure the G-32 Binaries and divide the decimal Obstruction by the Peripherals of the Cogno files located in your systems folder, and replace it with a new Congo file with this line edited

OO)()(()())

TO

d0S)D)DS)

This!

After that you re - route the 32 binarie files and re-compile the NEtwork proxies. This will Reconver the 39 binaries into a simple mranka file. Then the rest is elementry!

[animepimp]

Please stop spamming a serious thread like this with your stupid shit. Unless of course you'd rather the devs stop checking i and miss the new people who actually want to be devs and keep the Emu going.

[Doodman]

Back to seriousness.

Originally Posted by cofruben

I can do these things....I guess the four by CVS right?if yes,then I know how.

Non-developers do not have write access to CVS.

Post the patches (diffs), send them to one of the devs for review/addition., or contact one of the devs on IRC (please ask before you PM).

If we like the patches and you seem to be a decent contributor to the project, then we'll take it from t here.

[smogo]

back to seriousness ..., this has proven to be quite hazardous.

Some fixes are lucky enough to be noticed and merged, some aren't, some not even considered for a reply. Today was just another example :/

Just my [khuong's bitch wannabe's] opinion, the dev team gets odd responses to contribution call, be cause such contribs have been much disdained.

Unawareness, lack of time, not the priority, risks of clash with other dev's changes ... extended CVS access was a chance to work them around. Every month one or two new EQEMu members have usefull contribs as they get involved in the project. The way it's been working so far leads to them giving up contributing ... So don't ask for contribs, and let people work their own custom server around :P

You ask for PM. Let's hope (this is positive thinking) it'll prove better contrib merging.

Once again, good luck.

[Scorpious2k]

One problem with messages on te forum with fixes/enhancements in them is that they can get lost in the hundreds of other messages.

An alternative solution might be a special area set aside for just this purpose. Access could be restricted so it isn't swamped with 1017 messages and those ever popular "my server is more l33t than urs" ones.

[m0oni9]

This was one of the thoughts behind the bug tracking system at http://quests.eqemulator.net -- I'd set up bugzilla to see if it might be a feasible alternative to bug tracking in general for the emu, but it might be a bit much.

It can really be a put off to submit code changes, and then watch them go into the abyss. Personally, I haven't put as much effort into code as I could because I know the likelihood is that it may not even be seen by anyone willing to merge it in or test it.

[kathgar]

I have not seen any post with code that did not get dealt with recently. I read almost all of them, if they are valid additions and coded well I will make sure they get in. Things that will /not/ get in are things such as, hey i'll do a wait loop in the mainthread.. sleep()? Huh?.. Yeah.. anyways.

[cofruben]

can this work?
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=14489

http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=82176