Random Chitchat 2012-2016
We should have a white-listed survival server where all the developers can play survival. It's fun to do and we can easily discover bugs since we're actually playing survival on a server with multiple people.
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Im not a developer, but it would be funny, and I'd like to join. We also need a host, I could host it, but ill start to do some tests for my public server so I cant roght now.
Also, MCServer has no whitelist I think, but a plugin could do the job.
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If I remember correctly Core has a whitelist
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http://www.3djuegos.com/comunidad-foros/...-mcserver/
Just got three people interested in public MCServer server project. Hopefully they dont care too much about missing features.
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After lots of struggle I finaly got https://github.com/bastibe/lunatic-python to compile and work with MCServer. It allows you to execute Python scripts in Lua. Sadly it doesn't like x64 MCServers so it only works with x86 executable files, but still it's pretty coolTongue
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Single question: WHY?Tongue
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It's fun to experiment with it Smile
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Well, I'm currently doing thing with templates that seem crazy as an experiment.
given this struct
Code:
template<class T>
struct X
{
    template<class U>
    void Foo(U a);
};
How do you call Foo?
[spoiler]
Code:
X<char> bar;
bar.template Foo<int>(3);
[/spoiler]
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I almost fell off my chair when I read this:

Quote:Well, you haven't said what source control system you use, which greatly influences your choices.

(not comprehensive)

Git -> GitHub or Gitorious are the obvious choices
Mercurial -> BitBucket, Google Code is adding support too
SVN -> Savannah, Google Code, SF.net
Bazaar -> Launchpad
CVS -> upgrade to a newer source control system
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It looks about right to me?
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