--- Log opened Wed Apr 14 00:00:05 2010
20100414 00:02:37< CIA-32> crab * r42123 /branches/1.8/src/replay.cpp: an one-liner to fix bug #15865, Missing WML Child error. Wesnoth sometimes tried to add the random seed from SRNG to chat messages
20100414 00:02:40< Crab_> Ivanovic: ^
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20100414 00:05:29< CIA-32> crab * r42124 /branches/1.8/ (changelog players_changelog): changelog for the above
20100414 00:06:42< ilor> just got hid by a failed assertion while sitting in the lobby, grid.cpp:538. wasn't doing anything, window-level scrollbar (vert) was active
20100414 00:06:49< ilor> *hit
20100414 00:11:16< CIA-32> crab * r42125 /trunk/src/replay.cpp: forward-port r42123 to trunk
20100414 00:12:21< CIA-32> crab * r42126 /trunk/ (changelog players_changelog): forward-port r42124 to trunk
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20100414 00:20:01< Ivanovic> Crab_: cool!
20100414 00:20:40< Crab_> yes, one line to fix, and two changelogs and N forum threads to report
20100414 00:21:18< Crab_> note that there *already* was infrastructure in place for the 'right thing' to work, so that's why 1-line fix was enough.
20100414 00:24:11< ilor> I'm off, night
20100414 00:24:16< Crab_> night, ilor
20100414 00:24:20< Ivanovic> Crab_: okay, good to know
20100414 00:24:28< Ivanovic> so at least one "Important bug" should be fixed in 1.8.1
20100414 00:24:38< Ivanovic> now lets see how the lobby will improve
20100414 00:25:07< Crab_> is there a specific date/condition for 1.8.1 ?
20100414 00:25:11< Ivanovic> the earliest possible day for tagging would be next monday (due to the stringchanges with the last pot-update and translators having at least a week to work on them)
20100414 00:25:18< Ivanovic> beside this: it can be anytime
20100414 00:25:54< Ivanovic> my current condition is a message from noy/mordante/ilor/whatever stating that "the lobby is significantly improved" (aka some workarounds are in place)
20100414 00:26:58< Crab_> ok. when the gsoc things are sorted out, I'll try to help with the lobby, too.
20100414 00:28:08< Crab_> orfest: around ?
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20100414 00:29:06< CIA-32> ai0867 * r42127 /trunk/changelog: Document a bugfix
20100414 00:30:07< Ivanovic> cool
20100414 00:31:27< Ivanovic> okay, time for me to head off to bed, n8
20100414 00:32:26< CIA-32> ai0867 * r42128 /branches/1.8/changelog: Document a bugfix
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20100414 01:03:18< shadowmaster> Sapient: I posted this to the Posting Guidelines: http://forums.wesnoth.org/viewtopic.php?p=421604&f=6#p421604
20100414 01:04:03< shadowmaster> I'm basically stating that threads complaining about MP moderators and their practices will get locked in sight- well, I guess I won't lose anything with stating that more explicitly
20100414 01:04:15< Sapient> yeah, thanks
20100414 01:05:26< Sapient> although I'm not sure why you wrote "open, public forums"
20100414 01:05:38< Sapient> that implies the existance of secret, hidden forums
20100414 01:05:49< Sapient> which we all know don't exist ;)
20100414 01:06:01< shadowmaster> I was actually implying the existence of the private messaging system
20100414 01:06:59< Sapient> maybe ou should say "don't post it as a forum thread"
20100414 01:07:12 * Sapient shrugs
20100414 01:07:18< shadowmaster> well, better now?
20100414 01:08:04< Sapient> yes, I would add "or deleted without notice"
20100414 01:08:32< Sapient> that should make them wary of typing up a 3 paragraph rant
20100414 01:09:03< shadowmaster> I suppose.
20100414 01:09:20< Sapient> "locked on sight or deleted without notice"
20100414 01:09:35< shadowmaster> still people neglect reading the Posting Guidelines and I find myself dropping their signature or animated avatar and explaining them by PM why I ddid that
20100414 01:10:09< Sapient> it gives us the moral justification to ban the repeat offenders, though ;)
20100414 01:11:02< Sapient> so the Posting Guidelines, although seldom consulted, do serve a useful purpose
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20100414 01:16:31< AI0867> wesbot: topic
20100414 01:16:34-!- wesbot changed the topic of #wesnoth-dev to: GSoC: Thanks to all GSoC candidates for submitting proposals to Google. Accepted student applications announced on April 26. | 86 bugs, 264 feature requests, 18 patches | logs: http://irclogs.wesnoth.org | Don't paste on IRC! Use a pastebin: http://wesnoth.pastebin.com | http://imagebin.org
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20100414 01:21:13< shadowmaster> D:
20100414 01:21:33< shadowmaster> how did this cookie slip past my radar? http://forums.wesnoth.org/viewtopic.php?p=420305#p420305
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20100414 01:35:52< AI0867> yogiHH, fendrin: currently, membership of group wesnothxp is needed to follow the link in http://forums.wesnoth.org/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=29565
20100414 01:50:58< CIA-32> ai0867 * r42129 /trunk/src/unit.cpp: Remove the inherited [unit_type] attribute 'hide_help' from [unit]
20100414 01:51:16< AI0867> ^ there's also the do_not_list attribute, but that's for external tools only, not even unit_type uses it
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20100414 04:20:57< AI0867> fendrin: should I re-branch your stuff? that way it can at least be maintained
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20100414 05:45:48< ancestral> Does anyone maintain units.wesnoth.org? Is it a cron job that just runs wmlunits.py or something?
20100414 05:48:30< shadowmaster> I think so.
20100414 05:48:58< shadowmaster> hm. I don't think so
20100414 05:49:25< shadowmaster> IIRC it consumes a lot of memory, so it's probably run manually. Or at most in an infrequent monthly cronjob or something
20100414 05:50:03< ancestral> I know it gets run almost daily
20100414 05:50:24< ancestral> Since I've updated my Ascension era at times and the next day I can see the changes up there
20100414 05:50:41< ancestral> Curiously no eras show up for units.wesnoth.org for 1.8
20100414 05:50:50< ancestral> That is, UM eras
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20100414 07:57:27< Soliton> ancestral: yes, it's a daily cronjob running wmlunits.
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20100414 10:10:38< Ivanovic> moin
20100414 10:12:08< Crab_> hello, Ivanovic
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20100414 10:25:40< Crab_> hi, Darkas
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20100414 10:35:32< Darkas> Crab_: hi
20100414 10:36:11< Crab_> how it's going ? any questions ?
20100414 10:36:55< Darkas> I'm currently starting ;)
20100414 10:37:03 * Ivanovic hides
20100414 10:37:04< Ivanovic> ;)
20100414 10:37:15< Darkas> but svn switch still doesn't work :(
20100414 10:37:29< Ivanovic> svn switch --relocate
20100414 10:41:54< Darkas> that doesn't work too
20100414 10:42:11< Darkas> I get the error message: "The network connection was closed unexpectedly"
20100414 10:42:24< Darkas> also if I try a new checkout
20100414 10:43:01< Crab_> Darkas: can you copypaste the exact command that you're using for a new checkout ?
20100414 10:43:08< Crab_> just in case
20100414 10:43:13< Darkas> of course
20100414 10:43:23< Darkas> svn co svn+ssh://darkas@svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/trunk wesnoth2
20100414 10:44:41< Darkas> I don't even get asked for the password
20100414 10:47:11< Darkas> could it be that there's one more step I have to do at gna?
20100414 10:47:28< Darkas> I just registered my key there
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20100414 10:56:46< Crab_> Darkas: well, it shouldn't ask for the password, as it uses the key
20100414 10:56:55< Darkas> ok
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20100414 10:57:10< Crab_> Darkas: how many hours passed since your key was registered at gna?
20100414 10:57:19< Darkas> 13 I think
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20100414 10:57:52< norbert_> http://forum.wesnoth.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=29569
20100414 10:57:55< norbert_> okay, announced it :)
20100414 10:58:28< Crab_> norbert_: great!
20100414 10:59:37< Crab_> Darkas: hmmm, can you try to see what gna thinks about your keys ? there was a page there which allowed to check the number of keys gna knows about
20100414 11:00:11< Darkas> Crab_: I just have the page where I can upload my keys
20100414 11:00:21< Darkas> but they're also shown there
20100414 11:00:33< Crab_> so, it know about your 1 (or 2) keys, right ?
20100414 11:00:45< Darkas> yes
20100414 11:00:56< Darkas> I've also checked if it's really the right key
20100414 11:01:25< Darkas> (not every letter, but beginning and end)
20100414 11:01:29< Crab_> if you're registered both, try backing up your original key and temporary trying your 'new' key (backup old, move new to .ssh/id_rsa , try)
20100414 11:02:49< Darkas> no, I don't have the other key registered anymore
20100414 11:07:11< Darkas> maybe I should just start working and if I didn't get it working until friday, I'll provide another patch
20100414 11:09:43< Darkas> Crab_: how do I create the first line of the header? is that a timestamp of the creation of the file?
20100414 11:12:09< Crab_> ok about the patch.
20100414 11:12:35< Crab_> just copy any existing file and svn will take care of it
20100414 11:12:52< Darkas> ok
20100414 11:12:57< Crab_> '$Id$  is the magic keyword which Subversion will replace with the filename, the revision of the file, the date and time in UTC, and the author.'
20100414 11:13:08< Darkas> good
20100414 11:13:22< Darkas> so the normal svn cp?
20100414 11:13:30< Darkas> or rather cp and svn add?
20100414 11:13:54< Crab_> yes. be sure to check that svn:keywords property is set on file.
20100414 11:14:07< Crab_> no need to do a svn cp
20100414 11:14:13< Darkas> ok
20100414 11:14:25< Darkas> how do I set the svn:keywords property?
20100414 11:15:12< Crab_> 'svn propset'  command. or your svn config file can take care of it
20100414 11:22:40< Darkas> Crab_: should I also use svn:eol-style=native?
20100414 11:28:14< Crab_> yes
20100414 11:29:39< Crab_> (it's better to set them in config file, for .cpp and .hpp and .h files)
20100414 11:30:07< Crab_> (there's [auto-props] section in there)
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20100414 11:35:06< Darkas> Crab_: ok, done
20100414 11:35:50< Crab_> good :)
20100414 11:37:19< Darkas> hm, that's strange
20100414 11:37:40< Darkas> it sets the properties, but does not change the keywords
20100414 11:42:51< Darkas> ah, it only changes on commits?
20100414 11:45:51< Crab_> or on checkouts
20100414 11:48:58< Darkas> ok
20100414 11:51:06< Darkas> Crab_: there was no work on exposing readonly_context done yet, right?
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20100414 12:06:24< Crab_> Darkas: no, but you started it a bit when you'd exposed aggression to one of the lua ai c++ functions
20100414 12:06:38< Darkas> yeah, I remember that
20100414 12:07:31< Darkas> one more thing: do we actually need a readonly_context object in lua? as far as I can see, we have only access to one (engine->get_readonly_context())
20100414 12:16:37< Crab_> well, we need access to ai aspects / goals
20100414 12:17:32< Crab_> but we don't need 'access' to the readonly_context object itself, as we've got an 'ai' table which has the same role as that 'context' has in c++ code
20100414 12:17:51< Crab_> you might want (or might not) to replace that 'ai' with 'ai' userdata object.
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20100414 12:18:35< Crab_> the end result will be similar, e.g. 'ai.aggression' to get aggression
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20100414 12:25:00< Darkas> ok, that's good
20100414 12:25:26< Darkas> so I just add those functions in readonly_context to the ai table
20100414 12:31:22< Crab_> yes. and how you'll cache their lua representations ?
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20100414 12:32:05< Crab_> e.g., if we ask for ai.srcdst 10 times, it shouldn't lead to 'convert c++ map to lua structure 10 times'
20100414 12:32:51< Darkas> I think I'll cache them in the table
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20100414 12:33:16< Darkas> something like ai.lua_ai_srcdst
20100414 12:33:23< Crab_> Darkas: ok. note that they are generally invalidated after a move.
20100414 12:34:14< Darkas> I'll give them also a check if they're still valid, and if, I just return ai.lua_ai_srcdst, if not, I'll create a new one
20100414 12:34:20< Crab_> good
20100414 12:34:32< Darkas> but what is the srcdst actually?
20100414 12:34:44< Crab_> std::map<map_location,map_location>
20100414 12:34:52< Crab_> from src to dst of all possible moves
20100414 12:35:01< Darkas> ok
20100414 12:35:31< Darkas> that seems fairly easy to translate into lua
20100414 12:36:04< Crab_> see src/ai/game_info.hpp
20100414 12:37:07< Crab_> for extra fun, if it doesn't complicate things too much, you can allow the dstsrc to convert to srcdst in a 'lazy' way.
20100414 12:37:30< Crab_> e.g., if we're only interested in moves of our leader, then convert only his part of srcdst, on-demand.
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20100414 12:37:45< Darkas> ok
20100414 12:37:48< Crab_> or, if we're only interested in moves to (22,13), convert only this part of dstsrc, on-demand
20100414 12:37:57< Crab_> (if it doesn't complicate things too much).
20100414 12:38:04< Crab_> this is mainly for speedup.
20100414 12:38:08< Darkas> yeah
20100414 12:38:14< Darkas> I think that should be no problem
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20100414 12:38:18< Crab_> good
20100414 12:39:44< Crab_> also decide if you want 1)    local srcdst = ai.srcdst;       //local srcdst stays valid even if movement map changes        or  2)   local srcdst = ai.srcdst;   //local srcdst is wrong after movement map changes, containing old data.
20100414 12:42:06< Darkas> that's both the same...?
20100414 12:42:14< Crab_> no, see the comments
20100414 12:42:39< Crab_> e.g., in (1), srcdst is a 'proxy' for the real data, always valid, even if we store a local reference to the proxy
20100414 12:42:49< Darkas> ah, ok
20100414 12:42:53< Darkas> now it's clear
20100414 12:44:08< Darkas> so the first one would then be a table where I'd access the 'real' srcdst with _index for example?
20100414 12:45:07< Darkas> I think that one would be much better, because we don't have duplicate data then
20100414 12:45:26< Darkas> plus it's easier if you don't have to care if your data is valid
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20100414 12:49:02< Crab_> yes
20100414 12:49:12< Crab_> or a userdata with a metatable
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20100414 12:54:28< Darkas> yeah
20100414 12:55:34< Darkas> ok, I'll do it this evening then, I have to get back to school now ;)
20100414 12:55:39< Darkas> bye
20100414 12:56:02< Crab_> bye
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20100414 15:16:58< Johannes13> yeah, compiling wesnoth on win :)
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20100414 15:40:04< Crab_> hi, orfest.
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20100414 15:48:29< shadowmaster> shikadibot: /branches/1.8/players_changelog
20100414 15:48:32< shadowmaster> shikadibot: file /branches/1.8/players_changelog
20100414 15:48:32< shikadibot> Web interface URL to file /branches/1.8/players_changelog: http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/wesnoth/branches/1.8/players_changelog?view=log
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20100414 18:07:03< timotei> hello everyone :)
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20100414 18:07:44< shadowmaster> allefant: hi
20100414 18:08:21< allefant> hi
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20100414 18:28:29< orfest> hi Crab_
20100414 18:33:04< Ivanovic> wesbot: seen noy
20100414 18:33:04< wesbot> Ivanovic: The person with the nick noy last spoke 1d 10h ago.  10h 30m ago was here and on the channels #wesnoth and #wesnoth-umc-dev with the message: Quit: noy
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20100414 18:47:06< timotei> Ivanovic, have a question. around?
20100414 18:47:47< Ivanovic> timotei: you should always just ask
20100414 18:48:06< timotei> well, yes I know. but I prefer not to let questions in logs :P
20100414 18:48:12< timotei> I prefer to talk live
20100414 18:48:49< timotei> the current behaviour is: when starting a new campaign, if something wrong happens (can't found campaign files, etc) it returns back to the menu
20100414 18:49:17< timotei> since I'm doing the feature: start a campaign with a specified ID from command line, should I quit the game  or present the mai menu?
20100414 18:49:59< Ivanovic> when started via parameter and an error (campaign not found, error in campaign, ...) occurs, display the error in the normal error output (stderr) and quit
20100414 18:50:08< timotei> okey
20100414 18:50:17< Ivanovic> this way you can easily script things without having to click away problematic cases
20100414 18:50:28< timotei> right
20100414 18:50:39< Ivanovic> of course you should quit with a status non zero, as in "errorcode 1" or something like this
20100414 18:50:58< Ivanovic> maybe Soliton does know if we already have error codes for the main game, i am sure we got some for the server
20100414 18:51:23< timotei> well I "copy" from the "cannot initialize fonts" for example, where return code is 1
20100414 18:51:48< timotei> Soliton, what should I return if a campaign does not exist, that is an error. Should I return 1?
20100414 18:51:55< timotei> or -1?
20100414 18:54:07< Ivanovic> from the wesnothd manpages:
20100414 18:54:08< Ivanovic> EXIT STATUS
20100414 18:54:10< Ivanovic>        Normal exit status is 0 when the server was properly shutdown. An exit status of 2 indicates an error  with  the
20100414 18:54:11< Ivanovic>        command line options.
20100414 18:54:38< Ivanovic> the respective part of wesnoth:
20100414 18:54:38< timotei> ok, I'll return 2 then:P
20100414 18:54:40< Ivanovic>        Normal exit status is 0. An exit status of 1 indicates an (SDL, video, fonts, etc) initialization error. An exit
20100414 18:54:41< Ivanovic>        status of 2 indicates an error with the command line options.
20100414 18:54:49< timotei> good, thank you
20100414 19:09:53< Johannes13> mhh, many people on the trunk server...
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20100414 19:15:27< Jacob_> Hullo
20100414 19:16:26< Jacob_> The sit said you needed help?
20100414 19:16:29< Jacob_> *site
20100414 19:16:51< Crab_> hi, Jacob_
20100414 19:17:01< Jacob_> Hello
20100414 19:17:15< Crab_> which site ?
20100414 19:17:22< Jacob_> Wesnoth.org
20100414 19:17:48< Jacob_> For the 1.8 update
20100414 19:17:55< Crab_> yes, we always welcome those who want to make wesnoth better
20100414 19:18:04< shadowmaster> and I thought you were volunteering to help me take over the world using Wesnoth.
20100414 19:18:09< Jacob_> In what ways may I help?
20100414 19:18:15< shadowmaster> (oh wait, I haven't announced that yet)
20100414 19:18:20< Jacob_> lol
20100414 19:18:58< Jacob_> So then, how can I begin helping?
20100414 19:19:35< Crab_> depends on what you want to do :) for example, if you're a programmer (c++), you can help us fix new bugs in 1.8 release
20100414 19:19:47< Jacob_> I do know c++ :D
20100414 19:19:51< Crab_> cool :)
20100414 19:20:12< Jacob_> What does wesnoth use for the GUI?
20100414 19:20:35< Elsewise> gui? SDL if that's what you mean
20100414 19:20:41< Jacob_> Yes
20100414 19:20:45< Crab_> homemade gui framework, based on sdl libraries
20100414 19:20:57< Jacob_> Ah
20100414 19:21:11< Jacob_> Where do I begin?
20100414 19:21:17< Jacob_> On the bugs I mean
20100414 19:21:25< Crab_> Jacob_: get the source, compile
20100414 19:21:40< Jacob_> I am downloading the source right now
20100414 19:21:44< Crab_> Jacob_: then see the list of bugs, find an easy one, ask about it, try to fix it, asking for help if needed.
20100414 19:21:53< Crab_> (it's better to checkout the source from svn)
20100414 19:22:27< Crab_> then, after bug is fixed, you submit a patch to patches.wesnoth.org, we tell you if it's ok or if there's any changes that must be done
20100414 19:22:40< Jacob_> Ok
20100414 19:22:54< Crab_> after you fix two bugs, you're generally offered direct commit access, so you'll be able to take part in the development directly.
20100414 19:23:17< Jacob_> Where is the SVN at?
20100414 19:23:18< Crab_> so, it's quite easy to become part of wesnoth's development team and help shape the future of Wesnoth
20100414 19:23:36< Crab_> svn co http://svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/trunk wesnoth
20100414 19:24:08< Crab_> note http://wiki.wesnoth.org/WesnothSVN and http://wiki.wesnoth.org/CompilingWesnoth
20100414 19:25:09< Jacob_> It uses lua?
20100414 19:25:19< Crab_> Jacob_: yes, for a bit more than a year
20100414 19:25:28< Jacob_> Ah
20100414 19:25:38< Crab_> it's possible to write wml events and ai (basic) in it.
20100414 19:26:18< Jacob_> I have quite the library to build :D
20100414 19:26:27< Crab_> :)
20100414 19:26:47< Jacob_> I think I might do this in Ubuntu since the dev environment is better
20100414 19:27:06< Crab_> better than where ?
20100414 19:27:14< Jacob_> Windows
20100414 19:27:46< Jacob_> Windows hates me ><
20100414 19:28:03< Crab_> ah ) well, since Wesnoth 1.9, it should be quite easy to use MSVC 9 (both professional and express) to work on Wesnoth, too.
20100414 19:28:34< Jacob_> I could try that too
20100414 19:29:21< Crab_> see http://wiki.wesnoth.org/CompilingWesnothOnWindows . for convenience, I provide a archive with all the libraries needed for the build.
20100414 19:29:40< Jacob_> Good idea with the archive
20100414 19:30:28< Crab_> the best thing that I'm reusing cmake solution file for MSVC, so new files get added immediately, no duplication of work to add them.
20100414 19:30:43< Crab_> Wesnoth has too many different buildsystems already  :)
20100414 19:31:00< Jacob_> Well, I should get used to them soon :D
20100414 19:31:13< Crab_> :))
20100414 19:31:27< Jacob_> Although I am new to MSVC
20100414 19:31:39< Jacob_> I use g++ normally
20100414 19:31:51< Jacob_> And MinGW in windows
20100414 19:32:25< Crab_> Jacob_: if you want a easy-to-fix bug, then you can try https://gna.org/bugs/?15781 or https://gna.org/bugs/?15861
20100414 19:32:38< Crab_> wesbot: bug 15781
20100414 19:32:38< wesbot> Bug #15781  Assigned to: None  Status: None  Priority: 5 - Normal
20100414 19:32:38< wesbot> Summary: On maps with statues player can pick statues team
20100414 19:32:39< wesbot> Original submission: On maps with statues player can pick statues team (while 
20100414 19:32:41< wesbot> creating game / setting sides). That allows player that picked statues team to s
20100414 19:32:44< wesbot> URL: https://gna.org/bugs/?15781
20100414 19:32:47< Crab_> wesbot: bug 15861
20100414 19:32:48< wesbot> Bug #15861  Assigned to: Yurii Chernyi <crab>  Status: In Progress  Priority: 5 - Normal
20100414 19:32:51< wesbot> Summary: RCA Ignores "passive_leader"
20100414 19:32:54< wesbot> Original submission: The new AI seems to ignore the passive_leader keyword. If
20100414 19:32:57< wesbot>  you start a passive_leader not on a keep it will move itself to one. It didn't 
20100414 19:32:59< wesbot> URL: https://gna.org/bugs/?15861
20100414 19:34:09< Jacob_> brb
20100414 19:34:23< Crab_> ok
20100414 19:35:24< Elsewise> Crab_, why is the buglist separated from the main site?
20100414 19:36:05< Crab_> because wesnoth is using a 'managed', not 'self-hosted' solution for svn repository and the bug tracker.
20100414 19:37:15< Crab_> sadly, it (gna.org) is not actively developed, but the feature list and integration with tools such as on-commit mailers, CIA, etc is good enough, so things stay as they are now.
20100414 19:37:44< Crab_> so, it has an 'external' look and feel, because it's really a separate service/community from wesnoth.org
20100414 19:38:39< timotei> Crab_, I have a question: I'm using a field in game
20100414 19:38:49< timotei> how should I access it from outside (the do_gameloop)
20100414 19:38:56< timotei> what's wesnoth way to do this?
20100414 19:39:00< timotei> a getter?
20100414 19:39:12< timotei> it's a field (string)
20100414 19:39:19< Jacob_> gna.org uses an invalid security certificate.
20100414 19:39:32< Crab_> Elsewise: afair, esr was working on a project to allow 'extracting' data from such 'external' software forges (which could be used to get a representation of a list of bugs from gna.org and display it in another context, such as on wesnoth.org )
20100414 19:39:45< timotei> Jacob_, isn't your local time desyncronized?
20100414 19:39:57< Jacob_> Local time?
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20100414 19:40:04< timotei> yes
20100414 19:40:18< Elsewise> Crab_, i could make such a thing in two hours ;]
20100414 19:40:26< Jacob_> My local time is Centrak
20100414 19:40:28< esr> Crab_: And I need to finish that, because we may need to lift Wesnoth off of gna...
20100414 19:40:31< Jacob_> *Central
20100414 19:40:53< esr> Elsewise: No you couldn't.  There are parts that are really grotty.
20100414 19:41:16< shadowmaster> um.
20100414 19:41:19< timotei> well, no. your computer's time is desyncronized with the real time... I got invalid security someday because of that
20100414 19:41:27< Elsewise> the fact is, I made something veeery similar last summer, but well, maybe I  don't know some aspects
20100414 19:41:49< Jacob_> So if I re-syncronize it will work?
20100414 19:42:07< timotei> it should. if not, then add an exception
20100414 19:42:10< timotei> you use mozilla?
20100414 19:42:17< Jacob_> Yes
20100414 19:42:55< Crab_> timotei: yes, a simple getter should be enough.
20100414 19:43:09< Jacob_> Adding exception
20100414 19:43:14< Crab_> timotei: e.g., if the field's name is info_, the getter would be info()
20100414 19:43:34< Jacob_> Although it will kill me
20100414 19:44:44< Crab_> esr: you are already thinking of a particular place to relocate wesnoth's source/bugtracker ? or the relocation is just a potential possibility ?
20100414 19:45:17< esr> Crab_: I don't have any particulart site in mind, no.
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20100414 19:45:55< Jacob_> Crab_: You seem on top of things are you an admin?
20100414 19:46:11< Crab_> Jacob_: no, Ivanovic is the project administrator
20100414 19:46:21< Jacob_> Ah
20100414 19:46:37 * Ivanovic is innocent
20100414 19:47:08< Jacob_> Which maps have statues in them?
20100414 19:47:47< Crab_> Jacob_: several mainline mp maps. Sullas Ruins,  Caves of the Basilisk
20100414 19:48:27< Jacob_> How long should it take to familiarize myself with the cade? 
20100414 19:48:40< Jacob_> *code
20100414 19:49:09< Crab_> well, if you ignore the code areas which don't interest you, then, i'd say that it's 'several weeks'
20100414 19:49:20< Jacob_> Hmm
20100414 19:49:34< Jacob_> Well then ...
20100414 19:49:35< Crab_> around 150000 lines of code.
20100414 19:49:44< Jacob_> I had better get started :O
20100414 19:49:50< Crab_> hehe :)
20100414 19:49:54< Crab_> good luck :)
20100414 19:50:05< Crab_> and feel free to ask things :)
20100414 19:50:09< Jacob_> The file is taking a while to unzip ><
20100414 19:50:18< Jacob_> I will definitely ask questiond
20100414 19:50:24< Jacob_> *questions
20100414 19:50:28< Crab_> ~300mb of source
20100414 19:50:42< Jacob_> Unpacking ..
20100414 19:50:44< Crab_> plus libs, if any.
20100414 19:50:51< Jacob_> Moving to c:\
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20100414 19:51:31< Jacob_> But you collected all the libs, so that shouldn't take long right?
20100414 19:51:53< Crab_> yes, it shouldn't take long
20100414 19:52:07< Jacob_> And the libs have a minute to go
20100414 19:53:01< Jacob_> And done
20100414 19:53:29< Jacob_> I should still be able to compile with g++ shouldn't I?
20100414 19:53:53< Crab_> Jacob_: if you're about windows/g++, ask loonycyborg for the recipe
20100414 19:54:05< Jacob_> Is he on?
20100414 19:54:19< loonycyborg> Yes.
20100414 19:54:25< Jacob_> Good :D
20100414 19:54:43< Jacob_> Do you use MinGW?
20100414 19:54:50< loonycyborg> Yes.
20100414 19:55:22< Crab_> Jacob_: (my windows libs are for MSVC 2008, and at least one person tried it on MSVC 2010 and it worked)
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20100414 19:56:13< Jacob_> Ok
20100414 19:56:25< loonycyborg> I'm using scons to compile wesnoth with mingw, but autotools should work too.
20100414 19:56:57< Jacob_> I have neither installed :D
20100414 19:57:24< Jacob_> I will use scons though
20100414 19:58:12< Jacob_> Ok, so first I install boost
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20100414 19:58:59< Jacob_> brb ><
20100414 19:59:46< loonycyborg> Jacob_: http://files.wesnoth.org/hidden/win/ <- 'wesnoth SDK' here already contains all libs needed to compile with mingw.
20100414 20:11:19< Crab_> timotei: around ?
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20100414 20:15:47< mordante> servus
20100414 20:30:10< mordante> timotei, Crab_, of course it's possible to hack the things in the current SDL engine only that feature will probably not work with gui2
20100414 20:30:22< mordante> and I don't have time to implement it soon
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20100414 20:30:43< mordante> personally I rather design it properly instead of hacking in
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20100414 20:31:06< YogiHH> hello
20100414 20:31:11< mordante> hi YogiHH 
20100414 20:31:27< Crab_> mordante: yes, I agree. but I've wanted to see if timotei would be able to hack it in :)
20100414 20:32:01< Crab_> hi, YogiHH
20100414 20:32:06< mordante> Crab_, ok, but I think what he did now differs from how he started it
20100414 20:32:26< mordante> at least I don't think he uses the input system to trigger actions from a script
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20100414 20:32:46< Crab_> yes, he switched back to the old hacks that were in the game.cpp
20100414 20:32:55< Crab_> YogiHH: btw, what version control system are you going to use for your fork ? svn or something fancier ?
20100414 20:33:12< YogiHH> Crab_: svn for the moment
20100414 20:33:18< mordante> Crab_, yup which I think is a better solution until we can really start to script input
20100414 20:33:29< Crab_> YogiHH: why not git ?
20100414 20:34:16< Crab_> mordante: yes. btw, my current professional work involves gui automation and scripting :)
20100414 20:34:51< YogiHH> Crab_: Well, tbh, regarding open source svn is all i know. So i stick to that for the moment. I also think that mordante and silene are getting along pretty well with git-over-svn.
20100414 20:35:01< mordante> Crab_, oke interesting
20100414 20:35:26< mordante> btw Crab_ did you have time to test the trunk only lobby bug regarding clicking
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20100414 20:35:50< boucman> YogiHH: I taught myself git in half a day monday (for work)
20100414 20:36:00< Crab_> mordante: which one ? the one which I've reported ?
20100414 20:36:02< YogiHH> Crab_: are you working with gui generators?
20100414 20:36:08< mordante> YogiHH, yes git svn works, using pure git would make branching easier
20100414 20:36:11< boucman> and I SERIOUSLY advice using git instead of svn, it's definitely worth the time learning
20100414 20:36:12< timotei> I'm now
20100414 20:36:18< timotei> sorry Crab_ 
20100414 20:36:22< Crab_> timotei: np :)
20100414 20:36:38< boucman> the veratility of this stuff is just mindblowing
20100414 20:36:40< mordante> Crab_, https://gna.org/bugs/index.php?15834
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20100414 20:37:08< timotei> well, Crab_ it works pretty well the current modified version
20100414 20:37:15< mordante> YogiHH, I agree with boucman unless you want artist and translators also work on your branch
20100414 20:37:17< Crab_> mordante: ah. no, haven't tested yet, as I've switched to branches/1.8 to reproduce a particular but. will do so soon.
20100414 20:37:27< timotei> I just finished with an exam, so didn't finish the scenario starting
20100414 20:37:30< timotei> I'm working on it
20100414 20:37:36< boucman> git gui in windows is OK, not terrific but OK
20100414 20:37:45< mordante> Crab_, ok no hurry, I'm quite sure I fixed shortly after you posted the bug
20100414 20:37:46< boucman> I found tortoisegit quite confusing
20100414 20:37:52< boucman> I havn't tested any other UI
20100414 20:38:15< mordante> boucman, personally I think git is harder to master as svn (especially since you can do so much more)
20100414 20:38:32< timotei> boucman, if I use git on windows, will I be able to commit on svn too?
20100414 20:38:50< Crab_> YogiHH: no, an in-house application which is used to do regression/performance testing of the 'main' software being developed by our client, via running remote scripts 'inside' that software to do various things.
20100414 20:38:55< boucman> mordante: I agree with that, but for a coder already used to conf management it's definitely worth the effort
20100414 20:38:57< shadowmaster> boucman: hve you seen their googlecode project frontpage? :P
20100414 20:39:09< boucman> nope
20100414 20:39:13< shadowmaster> okay, then don't
20100414 20:39:29< timotei> so, Crab_ what you wanted to tell me?
20100414 20:39:30< shadowmaster> you'll probably get even more confused, unless you have a very good English parser
20100414 20:39:48< mordante> boucman, I agree with that, more than worth the effort 
20100414 20:39:58< boucman> YogiHH: I especially recommand git if you want to merge stuff back from your branch
20100414 20:40:03< ilor> there's also some qgit thing or soethinbg else with "q" in the name
20100414 20:40:17< Crab_> timotei: I've wanted to ask about the patch, when we'll be able to see it
20100414 20:40:21< Jacob_> Whew that took longer than I thought it would
20100414 20:40:52< timotei> well, Crab_ I'll show you the current one?
20100414 20:40:57< timotei> is ok?
20100414 20:41:00< Crab_> timotei: yes, post it on patches.wesnoth.org :)
20100414 20:41:02< timotei> ok
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20100414 20:42:27< Jacob_> Ok loonycyborg
20100414 20:42:33< Jacob_> Let's get started
20100414 20:43:15< Jacob_> scons is for MinGW?
20100414 20:44:49< YogiHH> AI0867: Thanks for the remark regarding the link to Gna!, i fixed that one now.
20100414 20:44:53< timotei> Jacob_, for anything
20100414 20:45:09< Jacob_> Ok
20100414 20:45:13< loonycyborg> Theoretically it also could be made use msvc(even generate projectfiles) but wesnoth's scons script will only use mingw.
20100414 20:45:17< timotei> Crab_, https://gna.org/patch/?1625
20100414 20:45:22< Crab_> cool
20100414 20:46:03< timotei> let me know what is wrong/not so good/good
20100414 20:46:06< timotei> with my code:D
20100414 20:46:09< Crab_> ok
20100414 20:46:16< Crab_> timotei:  do you have some free time at the moment ?
20100414 20:46:20< timotei> yes
20100414 20:46:21< timotei> :)
20100414 20:46:36< loonycyborg> Jacob_: Basically scons prefix=fullpath/to/SDK luadir=fullpath/to/SDK gtkdir=fullpath/to/SDK should work.
20100414 20:46:48< Crab_> timotei: can you join #wesnoth-mentor for a small chat ?
20100414 20:46:58< timotei> yes, of course
20100414 20:48:53< mordante> ilor, regarding your lobby questions 1 is easy you can connect an event handler in the pre widget handler
20100414 20:49:08< mordante> ilor, let me look for an example (quite sure I already use it somewhere)
20100414 20:50:41< YogiHH> boucman: Any git hoster you can advice?
20100414 20:51:35< AI0867> YogiHH: the submitter can't set the status on the task, but other than that, it works now
20100414 20:51:42< Jacob_> So scons is like make?
20100414 20:51:54< boucman> YogiHH: it was for work, so I didn't explore that
20100414 20:52:05< Ivanovic> YogiHH: you might want to try google
20100414 20:52:13< boucman> (I explored how sharing works, but I didn't look for public hosting services)
20100414 20:52:15< Ivanovic> their servers should be reliable
20100414 20:52:17< Ivanovic> ;)
20100414 20:52:20< shadowmaster> Jacob_: think of make as a hammer
20100414 20:52:22< boucman> github seems to be the most mainline
20100414 20:52:27< shadowmaster> scons is Thor's hammer or something
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20100414 20:52:37< Jacob_> :O
20100414 20:52:49< Jacob_> Ok ...
20100414 20:52:51< mordante> ilor, yes gui/widgets/window.cpp:303 snoops for the click dismiss feature
20100414 20:52:55< AI0867> make hake has a mostly clear syntax
20100414 20:53:01< AI0867> autotools are more murky
20100414 20:53:04< AI0867> scons uses python
20100414 20:53:24< AI0867> yes, a full-blown programming language to configure your build
20100414 20:53:37< AI0867> s/hake /
20100414 20:53:45< shadowmaster> Jacob_: more specifically, scons is an alternative to the aforementioned autotools set (configure and Makefiles, which come from a bunch of crap processed by autoconf, autoheader, automake, and aclocal)
20100414 20:54:08< Jacob_> Ahh
20100414 20:54:10< AI0867> cmake is a replacement for autotools, it also generates makefiles
20100414 20:54:15< AI0867> scons builds things directly
20100414 20:54:29< shadowmaster> *and autocar, autobat, automobile, autopoint, automate, etc. (this part is jk)
20100414 20:54:33< mordante> ilor, 2 is also possible I think, but better set for either top or bottom item where the top item is the easier
20100414 20:54:42< shadowmaster> (autopoint does exist but we don't use it AFAIK)
20100414 20:54:52< Jacob_> Ah :D
20100414 20:55:04< mordante> ilor, you can get the scrollbar position and the position of the items, don't think there's a direct way to query the info
20100414 20:55:11< AI0867> which means it needs more CPU time than just invoking make, but you don't have to rerun cmake/configure every time someone adds/removes a file
20100414 20:55:54< AI0867> so, the alternatives:
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20100414 20:56:24< AI0867> ./autogen; configure [configuration here]; make
20100414 20:56:33< AI0867> cmake [configuration here]; make
20100414 20:56:37< AI0867> scons [configuration here]
20100414 20:56:53< Darkas> Crab_: hi
20100414 20:57:01< Jacob_> Also the windows installer for scons is broken
20100414 20:57:02< AI0867> though scons also caches the configuration, so you only have to specify it if you want to change something
20100414 20:57:08< Crab_> hi, Darkas
20100414 20:57:14< Darkas> Crab_: is the 'ai' table we've talked about before already pushed on the stack somewhere before? I can't find it
20100414 20:57:21< Jacob_> wb Crab_
20100414 20:57:37< Crab_> Darkas: yes, it's in ai initialization function
20100414 20:57:54< Crab_> Darkas: it's just not named there, it's a table to which those 'move/attack' things get added
20100414 20:58:25< Darkas> Crab_: you mean LuaKernel::create_ai_context?
20100414 20:58:29< Crab_> yes
20100414 20:58:33< Darkas> ok, thanks
20100414 20:58:38< Jacob_> The installer for scons is broken?
20100414 21:00:40< Jacob_> I am confused on how to install scons
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20100414 21:02:45< Jacob_> Oh well this is a task for later
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20100414 21:07:57< YogiHH> Ivanovic: It seems that GoogleCode only supports svn and Mercurial, but not git
20100414 21:08:14< Ivanovic> YogiHH: oh, thought they had git these days, too
20100414 21:09:09< boucman> sourceforge supports git now
20100414 21:09:10< shadowmaster> I've heard that mercurial's learning curve isn't as steep as git's
20100414 21:09:26< shadowmaster> yes, SF.net supports Git, Mercurial and something else whose name I forgot
20100414 21:09:35< boucman> but for dev communication (as opposed to project management) github seems the most common
20100414 21:09:44< boucman> shadowmaster: cvs
20100414 21:09:45< boucman> :P
20100414 21:09:55< loonycyborg> I have a googlecode project myself. googlecode is rather easy to administer.
20100414 21:09:59< shadowmaster> boucman: no, not the dinosaur, no
20100414 21:10:02< shadowmaster> not svn either
20100414 21:10:14< Darkas> maybe bazaar?
20100414 21:10:16< boucman> shadowmaster: that would explain why you forgot the name ;)
20100414 21:10:42< shadowmaster> I'm too lazy to log into the admin panel atm
20100414 21:10:51< loonycyborg> no idea how it'll scale to a large project such as wesnoth.
20100414 21:11:03< shadowmaster> I don't like googlecode
20100414 21:11:24< shadowmaster> it feels...bland. Empty. Plain. White.
20100414 21:11:52< boucman> for a project like wesnoth, i'd just go back to sf (assuming we decide to migrate) for YogiHH's need, github might be less hassle
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20100414 21:12:05< boucman> and migrating git from a rep to an other is trivial
20100414 21:12:22< loonycyborg> shadowmaster: I *do* like to see a color theme that doesn't assault my eyes for a change :P
20100414 21:12:35< ilor> github's issue trackers sucks quite a lot though
20100414 21:12:36< freim> shadowmaster: you need bling in a software project website?
20100414 21:12:36< shadowmaster> Gna has a few more color schemes
20100414 21:12:41< shadowmaster> freim: yes!
20100414 21:12:41< ilor> compared to, say, gna's
20100414 21:12:58< freim> I like how googlecode looks, clean and tidy
20100414 21:13:03< shadowmaster> freim: no, it's actually because the last time I checked there was no way to e.g. add SVN hooks
20100414 21:13:18< shadowmaster> namely the CIA SVN hook
20100414 21:13:57< shadowmaster> yes, I know CIA can scan the repository at timed intervals. I don't like that because it isn't instantaneous and I want instantaneous notifications because otherwise Iforget what i was talking about
20100414 21:14:33< shadowmaster> ah, Google Code. And I don't like having my horrible gmail username as SVN username
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20100414 21:15:32< freim> Megashadow21? ;)
20100414 21:15:43< shadowmaster> shadowm2006.
20100414 21:16:00< shadowmaster> spam filters like it for some reason
20100414 21:16:09< freim> I ended up as MegaFreim on youtube, it was so silly I just had to choose it
20100414 21:16:31< loonycyborg> shadowmaster: Probably because it looks autogenerated :P
20100414 21:16:48< shadowmaster> you tell me, it doesn't pass my internal spam filter either
20100414 21:16:54< freim> hehe
20100414 21:17:27< shadowmaster> if I saw someone at the forums registering with "loony2010" I'd immediately suspect a spambot
20100414 21:26:33< Crab_> shadowmaster: well, aren't any spambots worthly of their name able to generate valid names via dictionaries and/or Markov chains ? 
20100414 21:26:52< CIA-32> ivanovic * r42130 /trunk/po/ (wesnoth/gl.po wesnoth-anl/gl.po wesnoth-aoi/gl.po): updated Galician translation
20100414 21:26:53< Crab_> (or just via grabbing the names and messages from another forum :) )
20100414 21:26:53< shadowmaster> * particuarly lazy spambot
20100414 21:27:01< CIA-32> ivanovic * r42131 /branches/1.8/po/ (4 files in 4 dirs): updated Galician translation
20100414 21:27:02< Crab_> ah )
20100414 21:27:18< shadowmaster> it happens. Otherwise I could as well remove forum captchas and save us all that horrible crap
20100414 21:27:43< shadowmaster> and just leave cycholka's...solution...hack...thingy
20100414 21:29:38< Crab_> shadowmaster: what's the hack ? some hidden form fields ?
20100414 21:30:15< shadowmaster> fill in a textbox with the first three chars from your username plus the last three chars from your password
20100414 21:30:22< Crab_> ah :)
20100414 21:31:14< shadowmaster> notably it isn't UTF-8 aware but it doesn't matter since wesnothd doesn't accept non-ASCII usernames or ASCII usernames that don't comply with certain requirements, and I added a new registration rule for usernames on the forum that mimicks wesnothd
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20100414 21:50:19< Darkas> Crab_: where can I find lua files I could edit for testing my functions?
20100414 21:50:38< Crab_> the same src/ai/scenarios/scenario-lua-ai.cfg :)
20100414 21:51:22< Darkas> ok :)
20100414 21:52:53< Darkas> Crab_: src/ai/scenarios doesn't exist ;)
20100414 21:53:01< Crab_> oops :)
20100414 21:53:04< Crab_> data/ai/scenarios 
20100414 21:53:09< Darkas> ok, thanks
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20100414 22:17:41< Sirp__> hi everyone
20100414 22:18:08< boucman> hey Sirp__
20100414 22:21:17< Ivanovic> hi Sirp__
20100414 22:21:36< mordante> hi Sirp__ 
20100414 22:21:42< Crab_> hi, Sirp__
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20100414 22:30:37< mordante> I'm off night
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20100414 22:41:45< Darkas> Crab_: I'm currently thinking about how to write the lua_ai.hpp file, I'm not sure if I should write a class or not, do you have any ideas?
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20100414 22:42:31< Crab_> you can use a namespace, too. 
20100414 22:43:14< Crab_> but you can make it a class and it'll be ok, too :)
20100414 22:43:53< Crab_> this is not a 'very public' header (most likely, will be used only in cpp files), so it's not  that important, what's in it.
20100414 22:44:01< Darkas> ok
20100414 22:44:09< Crab_> it's important to minimize the number of header interdependencies
20100414 22:44:24< Darkas> then I'll use a namespace, because a class would be less logical
20100414 22:44:27< Crab_> (more dependencies -> more compilation time for all developers)
20100414 22:44:33< Darkas> yeah
20100414 22:44:40< Darkas> I've already tried to do that
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20100414 22:52:04< Darkas> what file do I need to edit for cmake? I thought it was CMakeLists.txt, but it doesn't look like that
20100414 22:55:41< Crab_> src/CMakeLists.txt
20100414 22:57:27< Darkas> Crab_: thanks
20100414 23:04:30< Darkas> Crab_: it's problems over problems this time... now it's build problems ;)
20100414 23:06:30< Crab_> :)
20100414 23:06:41< Crab_> something you need help with ? or, solvable problems ?
20100414 23:07:06< AI0867> src/SConscript for scons
20100414 23:07:12< Darkas> I don't know
20100414 23:07:25< Darkas> actually, none of the messages seems to be related to my changes
20100414 23:07:26< AI0867> and src/Makefile.am for autotools
20100414 23:08:07< Darkas> and I cannot find any semicolon I might have forgotten
20100414 23:13:05< Darkas> Crab_: I think the problem is with my header (because it's not in linker phase). could you please have a look at it? http://pastebin.ca/1860626
20100414 23:14:18< Crab_> ok
20100414 23:15:32< Crab_> Darkas: and the error message, please
20100414 23:16:23< Darkas> Crab_: http://pastebin.ca/1860633
20100414 23:16:30< Darkas> but it's partially in german
20100414 23:16:40< Crab_> np
20100414 23:19:03< CIA-32> ivanovic * r42132 /trunk/po/ (wesnoth-aoi/gl.po wesnoth-did/gl.po): updated Galician translation
20100414 23:19:04< CIA-32> ivanovic * r42133 /branches/1.8/po/ (wesnoth-aoi/gl.po wesnoth-did/gl.po): updated Galician translation
20100414 23:20:00< Crab_> Darkas: ok, see what happened:
20100414 23:20:20< Crab_> recently, there were changes all over wesnoth wrt config behavior and unit_map
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20100414 23:20:38< Crab_> you've updated your source files to include those changes
20100414 23:20:46< Crab_> but, those changes were incompatible
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20100414 23:20:57< Crab_> so, when they were done, the author changed code all over wesnoth
20100414 23:21:01< Crab_> to accomodate for them
20100414 23:21:16< Crab_> but, the code you've changed was not 'fixed' automatically
20100414 23:21:32< Crab_> the changes are : handling of config operator[] and structure of the unit map 
20100414 23:21:39< Crab_> unit now contains his location on the unit map
20100414 23:21:53< Crab_> so, there's no std::pair<map_location,unit> anymore, just a unit.
20100414 23:23:01< Crab_> Darkas: see how lua.cpp recently changed, and make sure that your code is changed, too
20100414 23:23:12< Crab_> Darkas: so, you've got hit by upstream refactoring.
20100414 23:25:08< Darkas> Crab_: ok, thanks
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20100414 23:26:26< pokhbocee> hey everybody
20100414 23:26:38< Crab_> hi, pokhbocee
20100414 23:26:59< pokhbocee> hey Crab_
20100414 23:28:35< pokhbocee> Crab_ i am having difficulty to obtain some information from c++ interface
20100414 23:28:43< Crab_> pokhbocee: which info ?
20100414 23:29:19< pokhbocee> for example the possible resulting hitpoints of two enemies.
20100414 23:29:33< Crab_> pokhbocee: from battle_context
20100414 23:29:34< pokhbocee> can i just give two units and choose attack types
20100414 23:29:41< pokhbocee> and get those results with single method?
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20100414 23:31:27< Crab_> hi, Aethaeryn
20100414 23:34:01< pokhbocee> Crab_: is there such method?
20100414 23:34:22< Crab_> pokhbocee: yes
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20100414 23:35:18< Crab_> see get_attacker_combatant and  get_defender_combatant methods in battle_context
20100414 23:36:07< Crab_> and then with something like 'std::vector<double> hp_dist = bc.get_attacker_combatant().hp_dist;' where bc is your battle context, you'll be able to get hp distribution for the attacker
20100414 23:36:19< Crab_> and then with something like 'std::vector<double> hp_dist = bc.get_defender_combatant().hp_dist;' where bc is your battle context, you'll be able to get hp distribution for the defender
20100414 23:36:41< Crab_> when constructing a battle context, you pass info about combatants, weapon choices, etc.
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20100414 23:49:31< pokhbocee> btw im almost done with ai just need to findout the methods i need from c++
20100414 23:51:18< Crab_> pokhbocee: great!
20100414 23:52:07< timotei> good night everyone
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20100414 23:57:32< pokhbocee> Crab_: the filter is used in same way in c++ as lua?
20100414 23:58:06< Crab_> if you're about the standard unit filter, then yes, it's the same code, with a different interface.
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