Spring RTS Engine

There is a blank fresh mediawiki install here: http://hughperkins.com/test/testwiki/ I tried the following: - installed latest version of mediawiki - created a user called 'This-is_a test user' - it created it, but silently converted it to 'This-is a test user' (it changed the underscore to a space,...

I tried creating a user in an openid-enabled wiki just now with spaces in, and I was able to log out and in using a username/password pair ok. Maybe the problem is specific to phpbb? Maybe an option could be to migrate mediawiki to allow openid logins (this doesn't prevent username/password logins b...

It just prevents people with the affected usernames from logging in altogether. "just" :-P They can't log in at all, even with a normal username/password pair? > if you happen to know scripts for this purpose for phpbb/mantis/mediawiki databases let me know I guess for wiki, everything is...

I was kind of thinking along the lines of just creating a prototype and someone else would add it to the main website :-P That said, I'd be happy to do that. Perhaps the thing to do would be to copy the database and website to a staging database and website and check that it still seems to work, eg ...

Started to take a look at various components. phpbb I feel is the more important one, but mediawiki looks more stable. On my own hosting (dreamhost), I had to recompile php to include gmp, the gnu mp bignum library. There are a couple of scripts to do this automatically, tested in a dreamhost enviro...

Upgraded springgrid to openid: - when you login, you can provide an openid instead of a username and password - if you don't have an account yet, it will create one -- username will be set to be the same as the openid -- the account will initially have zero privileges, ie it's basically a 'guest' by...

Hi AF, What used to be AILadder is fissioned into two separate projects: - SpringGrid: only handles running botrunners, storing results, queueing requests, dispatching those requests to the botrunners, keeping track of the status of each botrunner - AILadder: only handles leagues, leaguegroups, figu...

hoijui wrote:i "renamed" the master branch to springheadless
so you should probably do:
git checkout -b springheadless origin/springheadless
if you still have local stuff, it is gona get a bit more complicated, but should be doable.

Sure, that sounds great!

Use OpenID for accounts? Had a quick play and wrote a short prototype, not at all connected to the springgrid code, except it uses jinjahelper, which successfully reported it had authenticated me: #!/usr/bin/python import os import cgitb; cgitb.enable() import cgi import urlparse from openid.consume...

OpenID seems to be becoming popular, with google, yahoo, paypal et al starting to think about it seriously. Could now be an appropriate time to make it possible to log into the forums et al using an OpenID?

Added a couple of bash examples of calling the api_webservice , http://github.com/hughperkins/springgrid/tree/master/webserver/website/api_webservice.py : http://github.com/hughperkins/springgrid/tree/master/examples/api_webservice/bash The goal here is to present the 'worst case' of calling the api...

Better buy a graphics card for your 'headless' servers

the talk was about a 3rd party native lib, beeing used by a native AI, and the 3rd party lib would be linked at link-time (thtas what you usually do, with GCC you do it eg like this: "gcc ... -L/my/libs/dir -lmyLib ..."), not at runtime (in the code: myLib = LoadLibrary("myLib")...

edit: is it possible to programmatically add a dir to the library path? I don't understand. I thought you'd magically solved this problem in your C and Java interfaces? At least, the C interface appears to be a dll/so in a subdirectory AI/Interfaces/C/0.1? What information am I missing? By the way,...

Actually that would be pretty awesome. Something like click combos (L + L + R + L + M = FATALITY). Yes, because spring's not hard enough to use as it is ;-) what needs to be abstracted is: mousepress, mouserelease, mouseclick and mousedoubleclick for each mouse button, once it's added, it's only a ...

Hi zcram, you obviously have experience writing C/C++. What are your thoughts on how to make it possible to configure the mouse buttons? I feel that ideally we'd be able to configure something like: build: mouse1 defaultaction: mouse1 select: mouse1 unselect all: mouse2 I feel it's a challenging pro...

you should only merge branches, not rebase one on the other. Ok, fair enough. I will change my heuristic from: - always rebase, unless you are merging from a branch you've been working on onto master to: - always merge, except from origin/master to master, which should be a rebase Is that roughly h...

Slight update to master branch and to changesagainst_0_80_5_1:
- liblobby added to required libraries

A build against 0.80.5.1, on Ubuntu Jaunty is at:

http://manageddreams.com/ailadder/downl ... ty.tar.bz2

Yeah, and I can't grab a virtualbox image off someone, since that would need a license... really nice not to have to think about licensing stuff any more, I mean on Ubuntu. Hmm, getting off topic :-DDD Some changes to git, hoijui perhaps you can check that these are not too insane?: - I branched the...