Lua for AC server

sounds nice lets do it that way

I have here a piece of code:

Code:

setnextmode(endmap[3])
setnextmap(endmap[1])

endmap is a table

Code:

{ mapname, 0, gamemode }

So this should work if nobody votes for /gonext, but it doesn't.

Abstelle von 13: GM_CTG !?

Version 1.5 has been released!

New constants: remove map errors and upload map errors (API: Constants)

New functions:
isediting
isalive
isinwater
isunderwater
getteamkills
setteamkills
rereadcfgs
callhandler
getwaterlevel
callgenerator
tmr.after
tmr.vacantid

New handlers:
onPlayerPingUpdate
onPlayerStateUpdate
(B) onPlayerBanThresholdReach
(B) onPlayerKickThresholdReach
(B) onConfigReread
onConfigRereadAfter
onPlayerRemoveMapAfter
onPlayerPreconnect
onPlayerSwitchEditing

New generators:
yieldNumberOfPlayers
onPlayerRemoveMap

1 function has had extended list of arguments:
mapisok (string mapname [= current map's name])

[!] 2 handlers have been remade:
onPlayerSendMap (string map_name, integer sender_cn, integer revision, integer mapsize, integer cfgsize, integer cfgsizegz, integer upload_error)
onPlayerSendMapAfter (string map_name, integer sender_cn, integer revision, integer mapsize, integer cfgsize, integer cfgsizegz, integer upload_error)

[!] 1 handler has become generator:
onPlayerSendMap

[!] 1 handler has lost its ability to block action: (as it's better not to ommit packets)
onServerProcess

Other changes:

1. Fixed /setnext command executing;
   
2. Fixed occasional disconnects and segfaults (error 11);
   
3. Fixed clienthasflag and tmr.create functions;
   
4. include function is now able to include *.lua and *.luac files (as well as *.inc files).

Notes:

1. No Lua mod's function entails a handler execution. Exceptions: logline (onLogLine); luanotice (onLuaNotice); callhandler (any handler); callgenerator (any generator/handler)
   
2. [!] denotes that the change may entail script modification.
   

Yay !

nice, thanks:
what came new to mapisok(mapname) ?

Its argument now refers to current map's name by deafult (if not set)

ah cool

Fixed Win32 binaries. Lua 1.5 modded server couldn't run on Windows...
Changing compiler from MSVC to MinGW32 solved the problem...

Can I request "getaccuracy" ? I used it in my previous mod of this for my Lua framework thingy. If not, thanks anyway! I just don't like to mod the source each and every time a release is made.

[EDIT]

Another thing, could you make it continue if win32_release exists ? it's annoying to CD to the directory, "del" it, then come back to the command line and type "make mingw" all over again

[EDIT 2]

I can't compile this on Linux for Linux, I get this error (list):

Code:

/usr/bin/ld: error: lua.o:1:2: invalid character
/usr/bin/ld: error: lua.o:1:2: syntax error, unexpected $end
/usr/bin/ld: error: lua.o: not an object or archive
/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.6/../../../x86_64-linux-gnu/crt1.o(.text+0x20): error: undefined reference to 'main'

Hi, gear4. Everything you mentioned is implementable and will be implemented in the next version (1.6).

But I don't understand why it doesn't compile for you...

Hey Sveark,

I fixed the Lua error by deleting src/lua/*.o - modify the last like Makefile.linux so that it reads this:

Code:

rm -f $(OBJECTS) $(LANES_OBJECTS) $(TARGET) src/lua/*.o

And yes, I know it's implementable, I have it currently

I think that when you return PLUGIN_BLOCK in onPlayerSayText handler, what player said isn't stored into demo file. Maybe you could add an option or a function to control that ? :3

ofc not, after you return pluginblock the server basicly ignores the call (totally and in any way)

Sveark, your website is down? Anyway, would it be possible to create a "dummy" gamemode, where you can set everything on your own (teambased, roundbased, etc.) to create custom gamemodes?

Tuerknauf, afaik GMs are mainly handled client side. indeed his site is down. still got my backup, but you know that.

And what would happen if you COULD create a new gamemode with ID -2? What would the client do?

crap around, try sending: changemap (-2, blamap, 20)
no idea.