* server/Lobby.cpp: Add some debugging messages.
* server/CommServer.cpp: Tweak select loop so that closed connections
are cleaned up as soon as they are detected.
* rulesets/World.cpp: Make demo terrain a bit more mountainous.
* Convert entire codebase over to using Atlas-C++ 0.4.90, as
start of transition to 0.6 API.
* acorn.vconf: Added in new building classes which set up
wall objects for collision purposes. Building now seem to
work.
* common/database.cpp, common/database.h, common/globals.cpp,
common/globals.h, rulesets/Python_API.cpp, server/server.cpp,
watchdog/control.c, watchdog/watchdog.c: Implemented
correct way of getting installation directories from
autoconf.
* rulesets/Movement.h, rulesets/Movement.cpp, rulesets/Pedestrian.h,
rulesets/Pedestrian.cpp: Fixed collisions with the solid
wall of a structure.
* rulesets/Thing.cpp: Modified setup operation so that a sight
of create operation is always generated even if setup is
overloaded.
* Many fixes from Anders Petersson to get the build working under
debian.
Al Riddoch <alriddoch@zepler.org>
make server operation customisable. Added comments.
* server/server.cpp, server/CommServer.h: Changed methods which
return int to returning bool if they are success/faul results.
* server/WorldRouter.cpp: Removed some unused debugging code.
Optimised heavily used code. Changed error message on
sending to a non-existant entity so that it is no longer
reported as a critical error.
* server/ServerRouting.h, server/Connection.h,
server/Connection_methods.h: inlined simple methods.
* server/Connection.cpp: Optimised frequently used code.
* server/CommClient.h: Simplified read method so it no
longer checks status redundantly.
* common/BaseEntity.h, rulesets/Thing.h, rulesets/Entity.h: Added
comments explaing purpose of classes.
* rulesets/Thing.cpp: Added detailed comments, and removed unnecessary
initialisation of some attributes.
* rulesets/PythonMindScript.cpp: Removed redundant NULL check.
* rulesets/MemMap.h: Added inlines for inlined methods.
* rulesets/Entity.h, common/BaseEntity.h: Moved seq from BaseEntity
to Entity as it does not apply to Out Of Game objects.
* rulesets/Entity.cpp: Added in stamp/seq attribute. Nade name
attribute optional.
* rulesets/Character.cpp: Simplified some op handling code
to make it more readable and hopefully faster. Added comments
explaining movement, removed unused commented out code, and
removed some unnecessary debugging code.
* common/operations.h: Explanatory comments.
* common/*.h: Re-wrote extended operations to fit in
with Atlas-C++ 0.4.2 conventions.
* common/log.*: Commented out unused logging code.
Al Riddoch <alriddoch@zepler.org>
This code will no longer build against the last release of Atlas-C++ 0.4
Please use cvs Atlas-C++ stable branch.
* */*: Fixed mistake in copyright statement.
* tools/cypasswd.cpp: Fixed usage message.
* tools/cycmd.cpp: Added tools for sending administrative commands
to server.
* server/server.cpp: Send terminate instruction to metaserver on
server shutdown.
Al Riddoch (alriddoch@zepler.org)
location object to python wrappers.
* rulesets/Character.cpp: Added initialisation of bounding box
median for characters.
* modules/DateTime.*: Added configurability to date so that
each period of time has definable number of divisions. Default
is as per real world calendar restricted to 30 day months.
* Added Fire operation handling to Thing class, so that any entity
with a burn_speed attribute will burn.
* Added Food C++ base class, which implements cooking.
* Altered the semantics of the Eat/Fire/Nourish operations so
multiple arguments are no longer required. from is used to
determine the other entity involved.
* Added the beginnings of an astronomy system, but not yet used
anywhere.
* Added appearance handling to BaseMind and Memory.
* Added sequence no to all entities, which is incremented each time
a move or set operation is received. sequence no "seq" is included
in args of Appearance operations.
* Moved functionality from Animal python base class into Character
C++ base class. This much improves the performance of modelling
animals, and means that player characters, and NPCs get hungry and
need to eat. Reduced the speed at which animals consume energy
so they don't starve quite as quickly.
* Added collision prediction functions that handle both entities
having velocity.
* Added combine functionality to Stackable. Divide comes next.
Once functional, this will become the base class for any items
which will commonly be used as stacks.
Al
