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authorSean Dague2007-12-03 20:06:01 +0000
committerSean Dague2007-12-03 20:06:01 +0000
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From Justin Casey (IBM)
While exploring what it would take to get the 'new script' button working, I encountered the fact, some way down in the rabbit hole, that if a user renamed an item in their inventory and logged out (without a restart of the simulator), on log in the new name was not preserved. As far as I can see, this was because any updates which didn't occur inside a transaction were ignored by opensim. This patch pays attention to those changes. It generates a new asset when an item is updated and changes the user's inventory properties appropriately. I believe this behaviour is in line with the copy-on-write semantics used in the Second Life protocol - perhaps it could be optimized if we knew for sure that the only copy of the object was in the user's inventory. This also means that if you rename an item (e.g. a script) before you drag it into an object's inventory, the inventory will receive the item's most recent name and description.
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