- More informative messages are displayed during startup, to make it
easier to identify what system and environment Hercules is running.
- Git/SVN revision detection is improved, separating the source version
(cached at compile time) from the runtime version, in case the user
updated their working copy without recompiling the server. Git
version detection is also more reliable, in case a non-default branch
is used.
- The get_revision script command has been removed (as it was useless
to begin with, after the switch to git). An alternative will be
provided later, for feature-probing purposes.
- The patch was tested under Linux (Gentoo / gcc 4.7 on i686 and x86_64,
Debian 6 / gcc 4.4 on i686, Raspbian / gcc 4.6 on armv6l, CentOS 5 /
gcc 4.1 on i686, CentOS 6 / gcc 4.4 on x86_64, Linux Mint 15 / gcc 4.7
on x86_64, OS X Mountain Lion / clang 5.0 and gcc 4.8 on x86_64,
Cygwin-NT-5.1/gcc 4.8 on i686, FreeBSD 8 / gcc 4.2 on i386, FreeBSD 9
/ gcc 4.2 on amd64, FreeBSD 10 / clang 3.3 on amd64, NetBSD 5 / gcc
4.1 on i386, NetBSD 6 / gcc 4.5 on amd64, OpenBSD 5 / gcc 4.2 on
amd64, Solaris 11 / gcc 4.5 on i86pc, Windows 7 / Visual Studio 2012
on x86, Windows 8 / Visual Studio 2010 on WOW64, Windows 8.1 / Visual
Studio 2013 on WOW64.
Signed-off-by: Haru <haru@dotalux.com>
- Added missing license note and error message to the script-checker
bash script
- Added Script-Checker.applescript. Open in Applescript Editor and save
as .app bundle in order to use it. It's not pretty, but it works.
Signed-off-by: Haru <haru@dotalux.com>
- Added a command line argument '--script-check' to check a script's
syntax without running the server (and without requiring a SQL
connection). Usage: ./map-server --script-check /path/to/the/script.txt
- For convenience, a script-checker bash script is provided, to set the
path correctly when called from a different directory. Usage:
/path/to/Hercules/script-checker /path/to/the/script/to/check.txt
- While the script checker will supposedly work under windows as well,
no convenience scripts are currently provided for platforms other than
UNIX (feel free to open a pull request with a .bat launcher or
whatever you like)
- Integration with IDEs or text editors is possible. In fact, I already
have a fully functional plugin for vim (through vim-syntastic), and if
there's enough interest, I'll publish it. - screenshot: http://d.pr/i/NOBD
- If you want an online checker, http://haru.ws/scriptchecker/ is
running this code, without modifications and will be kept up to date
(without any warranty though.)
- Special thanks to Ind, Yommy, Streusel, who helped making this
possible, in a way or another.
