Random Chitchat 2012-2016
This is nothing. Tomorrow exam. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday exam Undecided
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Yea but I hate presentations Wink
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Good luck with your tests Smile

I guess it's better than nothing: https://copy.com/7Dn3HjXuYbqR
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I'm currently fighting with rewriting cPlugin:Call() into cPluginManager::CallPlugin(). FakeTruth has implemented the first version as a very wobbly code, quite susceptible to crashes, I wonder how it ever worked. There were too many "I have no idea why, but this has to be done here" comments. I'm going through all of them and actually working out why they are there, what's going on and if it's safe to do so. Already my second day on this and I'm seeing doubleTongue
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I totally went 'YOLO' on that code
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I can see that. I wonder what you'll say about the changes Smile

Finally done! I don't want to see Lua for at least a week now! The stacks will be haunting me even in my sleep.
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Looks good Smile

Just wondering why you're changing the comment format. We've had several ways of commenting and I doubt this will be the final xD It's so fashionable
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The comment format has been decided here so that it is recognized by VC2008, VC2013 and Doxygen:
https://github.com/mc-server/MCServer/issues/358
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It's realy fun to mess around with the socket library Smile I now created a webserver. I even managed to implement a hook system. I currently have 3 hooks. HOOK_NO_FILE, HOOK_ON_CONNECTION and HOOK_STARTUP. Also just like with php you can add tags and add code there. This is an example:
<html>
	<b>TEST!</b>
	<a href="test2.lua">Link</a>
	<LUA>
		for I=1, 100 do 
			echo("<br>" .. I)
		end
	</LUA>
	<b>TEST2!</b>
	<form>
		<LUA>
			echo "<br />"
			for I=1, 5 do
				echo(\'<input type="button"  value="\'..I..\'" name="Hoi">\')
			end
		</LUA>
	</form>
</html>
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I want to fix Authentication, so that we can again support at least some level of player security. However, that seems to require the use of HTTPS protocol, which means we first need to get SSL support. So I'm looking at integrating the PolarSSL library now...
https://github.com/polarssl/polarssl
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