- obj.isLesserThan() and obj.ieEqual() are now replaced by < and ==
- Removed obsolete isLT(), isLE(), isGT(), isGE()
- Also implemented comparison operators for BObjectImp
- These operators may now be fully overriden in child classes
- Default implementations are derived from == and < operators
- As a general rule (that fit into "undefined" behavior":
-- Objects are == if having the same address
-- Objects are < based on their type ID, except of Error and Uninit
that always are < everything else.
-- Objects are supposed to implement their own < and fall back to
base class. If not implemented, as a last fallback, the object's
address in memory is used to do the comparison
- Added test case for comparison operators
It is very unlikely to grow to more than 256 elements any time soon.
This should save 3 bytes for every single object that derived from it.
Also added explicit int conversions and a not, for better robustness.
will move array backwards or forwards in-place as it were a conveyor belt.
{1, 2, 3}.cycle()
Will make it:
{3, 1, 2}
Accepts a negative value as a shift to move different direction
Changed: string.format()
Now actually faster than string concatenation in eScript
Fixes a bug where {:d} formating could cause an arbitrary number shown instead of a real value
tag errors are slightly more intuitive and compact.
Note: Patches submitted by andenixa
explicit initialization of some members
fixed a define
target cursor ids are now send 1-based instead of 0-based
clean up refpointers in sellhandlers after use (and not before)
iostats changed to atomics
modified makefile to switch between gcc4.6,4.8 and clang (currently clang as default (nicer error msgs)
win32 default to xp toolset
more #define cleanup
replaced hash_map with c++11 unordered_map
Added: pol/sqlscrobj.cpp pol/sqlscrobj.h
Changed: pol/module/sqlmod.cpp pol/module/sqlmod.h
Add preliminary MySQL database support.
New eScript objects: BSQLConnection, BSQLResultSet, BSQLRow
Added several new sql module functions:
mysql_connect(host,username,password);
mysql_query(connection,query);
mysql_fetch_row(result);
mysql_affected_rows(result);
mysql_num_fields(result);
mysql_num_rows(result);
mysql_select_db(connection,database);
mysql_field_name(result,column_index);
mysql_free_result(result);
mysql_close(connection);
In order to build with MySQL support, define the HAVE_MYSQL preprocessor directive in your build configuration.
You must have the MySQL headers and libraries installed.
Only really tested with dynamically linking mysql libraries on Linux.
Added: pol/network/auxclient.h
Changed: pol/network/auxclient.cpp pol/module/osmod.cpp pol/module/osmod.h clib/socketsvc.cpp clib/socketsvc.h
Moved AuxClient-related classes to its own header file (shared between auxclient.cpp and osmod.cpp)
Implemented os::OpenConnection() to create outgoing TCP/IP connections.
Changed: runecl/runecl.cpp
Added the sql module to runecl to allow quick testing
Changed: pol/uoscrobj.cpp pol/mobile/charactr.cpp pol/mobile/character.h bscript/parser.cpp bscript/objmembers.h
Added read/write property "mountedsteps" for mobiles. Represents number of steps taken while character was mounted.
Changed: bscript/parser.cpp
Declaring an array only using "{}" will show a compiler warning; please explicitly state 'array', 'struct', or 'dictionary'
Changed: pol/pol.cpp
If using Linux, remove pol.pid on shutdown of pol.
Changed: pol/uoexec.h pol/scrsched.cpp
Added script option "AUXSVC_ASSUME_STRING" which will allow aux service connections to send and receive non-packed strings.
Changed: ecompile/ecompile.cpp
If using Linux, a slash ("/") cannot be used to define ecompile options to allow support for absolute filenames.
Changed: bscript/object.cpp bscript/bobject.h
Implemented array operation MultiSubscript. Will return a splice of an array, eg:
array{"a","b","c","d","e"}[2,4] will return array{"b","c","d"}
returns like TypeOf() the type of given parameter, but returns instead of a string an integer (see basic.em constants)
since integer comparison are way faster then string comparison this function should always be used for comparisons
