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mysql frob package for composed/improvise
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First attempt to make a package using Todd's composed is a MySQL frob.
Using it goes something like:
;me.tmp =
$mysql:new(["hostname"->"local host","username"->"dude","pass word"->"blah","database"->"our db"])
=> ["active" -> 1, "conn" -> #-11, "options" -> ["auto-json" -> "no",
"connect_time" -> 1338101382, "convert-types" -> "yes", "database" ->... more »
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Has anyone managed to import one of the Stunt *_tests packages?
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I was interested to see if writing tests for some of my MOO code would be worthwile with the tools provided in Stunt, and wanted to look at some of the existing test packages. None of them seem to import, though. "Package requires: {{"core", ">= 1.0.5"}}"
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Lambdacore 0.0.5 package
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Here's my tweaked lambdacore package. I've already bumped the version
identifier to 0.0.5.
-Stephen
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stunt feature request
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the ability to overload the match_object function described in match.c and
used in parse_cmd.c to resolve iobj and dobj if a player:match_object verb
exists.
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quick question about verb_code on stunt
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On Lambda/GammaMOO with LambdaCore-17May04.db, verb_code(#123, "foobar") produces a list of indented strings, while on Stunt with LambdaCore-17May04.db, you need to call verb_code(#123, "foobar", 1, 1) to get that result. Is that intended behaviour? I skimmed the git log since this seems to be a change in the built-ins... more »
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dns-com-vmoo-dialogs
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I'm currently trying to get every MCP package I can find implemented on my MOO. [And eventually into a stunt package or two] I was wondering if anyone has a dump, or even just the messages spec for the *dns-com-vmoo-dialogs *package.* *(Unfortunately the official vmoo mcp documentation is pretty useless.... more »
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A few questions on Stunt's package management (amongst other things)
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I played around with Stunt for a few days and have some questions regarding the package management. It solves the problem of decoupling the objects from the database and I think it does a pretty good job at it. But what about updates and modifications? Say, I start a new MOO today and get the Stunt.db with kernel 1.0.7... more »
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creating a framework to teach MOO
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A recent thread prompted this post, and it's been a while coming, as I sort stuff out in my head. Some background: There's a big push around the world to get kids programming again. And adults appear to be jumping on the bandwagon too!! I've been dabbling with teaching kids at school programming in enCore MOO.... more »
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Understanding the Stunt database format (v12)
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I'm trying to write a simple parser for the Stunt database format, but am having trouble figuring out a few things about the format. I haven't looked very closely at the server source and db_*.c files yet, so I'm guessing a bit. Going from the "Anatomy of a LambdaMOO db file" for v4 databases, I suppose... more »
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DarkOwl's ANSI troubles
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Before I start I should probably mention I don't know much more than
the basics when it comes to MOO coding.
I'm running WinMOO server with the most recent LambdaCore (1.8
something I believe).
First thing I really tried to do was set up ANSI. I didn't want a
bunch of things that I'd need to re-do.... more »
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