[CF-Devel] FW: Crossfire client testing

[Michael Toennies]

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      From: Michael Toennies [mailto:
      
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      Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 1:09 AM
     
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      bca at magellan.fpms.ac.be
      
      
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      Subject: RE: Crossfire client testing
     
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      Hi
     
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      Sorry for late answer, i was ill.
     
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      Well, i don't will put in a script interpreter.
     
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      CF is not ready for this, and in dont like makro playing.
     
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      But i will include in future more "system commands" to the client
     
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      (the ?iamacommand things) where you can do some more fancy thing.
     
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      The metaserver (where the server and connection data are stored)
     
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      is a obejct of work, there will come some changes.
     
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      You should join this mailing list
     
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      http://mailman.real-time.com/pipermail/crossfire-devel/
      
      
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      There are all the dev team people but also player who put in the ideas!
     
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      Also try out IRC
     
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      IRC:      irc.openprojects.net
     
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      channel:  #crossfire
     
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      There are all times 5-10 people online talking about servers,
     
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      playing and so on.
     
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      Please, if you find a bug or a good idea for the user interface
     
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      of the client,
     
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      report it to me, i am lake in bug reports (i don't think there
     
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      are none, simply
     
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      no one tell me).
     
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      cu
     
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      Michael
     
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      > -----Original Message-----
     
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      > From: 
      
      bca at magellan.fpms.ac.be
      
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      bca at magellan.fpms.ac.be
      
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      > Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 11:42 PM
     
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      > To: Michael Toennies
     
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      > Subject: RE: Crossfire client testing
     
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      > Nearly perfect.
     
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      > I tested it for a week and the only problem was on the server side.
     
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      > Check only mouse middle button emulation,
     
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      > panes scrolling same to not work.
     
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      > To make it better, 2 tools could be useful:
     
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      > 1 a basic interpreter for setting some automatic behavior: Can be in
     
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      > a form of a perl interpreter(ActiveState is a free Perl port onto
     
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      > windows) a small script could avoid me to run into my own lightning
     
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      > 2 A config tool. Maybe by windows that can be accessed through a
     
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      > menu or somewhat like that. this could be useful to know at every
     
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      > time connections state and server state and permit to create
     
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      > profiles
     
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      > If you need help,I can try do do it.
     
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      > Sorry. I am a Java and Delphi programmer but I know also suffiently
     
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      > C/C++ to help you.
     
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      > Callebaut Benoît
     
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      > E-mail :
      
      bca at magellan.fpms.ac.be
      
      
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      > E-mail FPMS :
      
      stu1997023 at gaston.fpms.ac.be
      
      
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